
A partial home rewire in Lees replaces the wiring in part of a house, such as one floor, a few rooms or circuits that have failed testing. It costs less and causes less upheaval than a full rewire.

It makes sense when most of the wiring is in good condition but some isn't, for example an old extension, a loft conversion wired by a previous owner, or a circuit that failed an EICR. It's also common when renovating one room or floor at a time.
Before quoting, we test the circuits you're keeping. New work has to connect safely to the old, and a partial rewire is only worth doing if the rest of the installation is sound. If it isn't, we tell you, so you can decide with the full picture.
New circuits must meet the current regulations, so the consumer unit often needs upgrading too, especially if it has no RCD protection. We explain whether that applies to your home before you commit, so the quote covers everything the job needs.
We begin by testing the existing installation and agreeing which circuits or rooms will be rewired. You get a free quote that sets out exactly what will be replaced and what stays, along with anything else the job needs, such as consumer unit work.
The work follows the same steps as a full rewire, but only in the affected areas. We run new cables, fit new accessories, connect to the consumer unit and test both the new circuits and the parts they connect to. You receive a certificate, and the work is registered.
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.
Usually, yes, because fewer circuits and rooms are involved. The saving depends on how much of the house is done and whether the consumer unit needs replacing as well. We test the installation first, so the quote reflects what your house really needs.
Yes. Rewiring one room is common when it's being refitted or renovated. We check the circuits feeding the room and the consumer unit first, then rewire to suit the new layout. It's best done before new units and plastering go in.
Yes, if it's done correctly. New circuits are notifiable under Part P, and as an NICEIC registered electrician we register the work for you. The certificate covers the new work, and we record the condition of the circuits it connects to.
An EICR is the best way to find out. It shows which circuits are in good condition and which aren't. If most of the wiring is old or failing, a full rewire is usually better value. If the problems are limited to certain areas, a partial rewire may be enough.
We carry out partial rewires in Lees and the towns and villages nearby. Select your area below.
Tell us which rooms or circuits are causing concern, and we'll test them and quote for a partial rewire.