
A full home rewire in Lees replaces every circuit, socket and switch, plus the consumer unit, bringing the house up to current standards. We plan the work room by room and give you a free quote first.

Black rubber or fabric-covered cables, round-pin sockets, light switches on the skirting boards and a very old fuse box are common signs. So are too few sockets and regular use of extension leads. An EICR can confirm whether the wiring needs replacing.
A rewire is done in two stages. First fix means running new cables through walls, floors and ceilings and fitting back boxes. After any plastering, second fix is when sockets, switches, lights and the new consumer unit are connected and the whole system is tested.
A rewire is the best time to put sockets where you need them, add outside lights, wire for data or prepare for an EV charger. We walk round the house with you before quoting, so the new layout suits how you live now.
We start with a walk round the property to agree where every socket, switch and light will go, then give you a free written quote and timescale. A full rewire usually takes several days, depending on the size of the house and whether the rooms are empty or furnished.
During the first fix, floorboards come up and walls are chased for the new cables, so expect dust and disruption. We cover floors and furniture and clear up each day. After plastering, we complete the second fix, test every circuit and register the work with building control.
Tell us what's wrong or what you need doing. For urgent faults we offer a same day response.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job and give you a free quote before any work begins.
We finish the work, test it and leave you with the right certificate for the job.
It depends on the size of the house and how easy it is to reach the cable routes. Most homes take several days for the first fix, then a shorter visit for the second fix once any plastering is done. Your written quote sets out how long each stage should take.
Many people do, though it's easier if you can empty rooms as we work through them. You'll have power for at least part of each day in most cases. There will be dust and noise during the first fix, so we tell you which rooms are affected and when.
Some making good is always needed. Floorboards are lifted and refitted, and walls are chased where cables drop to sockets and switches. These channels need filling or plastering afterwards, so it's best to plan the rewire before you redecorate. That way you only decorate once, after the electrics are finished.
The size of the house, the number of sockets and lights you want, access under floors and in lofts, and any extras such as outside power or data points all affect the price. We visit and give you a written quote before anything is booked.
We rewire houses in Lees and the surrounding towns and villages. Choose your area to see more.
Get in touch to arrange a walk round your house, and we'll plan the new layout and quote for the full rewire.