Rewiring experts in Farleigh available for work

Do you own a domestic or commercial property in Farleigh or Tatsfield that needs a partial or full rewire? Are you looking for a local, reliable and recommended electrician to do the job? Then MD Bespoke Solutions can help you! Our NICEIC-approved and Part P electrical contractors will carry out a full inspection to determine whether your electrics are safe and meet current standards and then we can advise you about the work that is needed. If your property is more than 30 years old and the electrics have not been checked in this time, then it is highly likely that you will need a complete rewire to bring your electrical system up to date. Consumer units, switches, cables, and sockets deteriorate over time and many factors can affect the wear and tear of an electrical installation. Safety standards also change regularly to ensure households and workplaces remain as safe as possible for the people that live and work there. NICEIC recommends that a periodic inspection is carried out on an owner-occupied home at least every 10 years and every five years in rented accommodation.

We have been carrying out full and partial rewires on homes in Farleigh and throughout the South East for many years and have the expertise to help with any area of your home’s electrics. As members of TrustMark, all our work is guaranteed for six years. We are always willing to offer the benefit of our experience and our team can also advise you on how you can futureproof your electric system and incorporate newer features like Smart technology and energy efficient LED lighting.

For more info or a no-obligation quote, please call us 020 8265 2061 or 07476 661 777.

Does your Farleigh home need rewiring? Look out for these signs

Old and modern homes might need rewiring. Old wiring might cause regular blown fuses, flickering lights and in the worst cases, could cause fires or electrical shocks.  

If any of these features are present in your property, please ring us!

• Black rubber-coated cables or cables covered in lead or fabric
• You rely on extension cords to supply enough power in certain rooms
• A fuse board with a wooden back, cast iron switches or an array of circuit boxes
• Sockets mounted on skirting boards or mounted on a walls in bathrooms
• Two-prong and old round-pin sockets
• Round light switches
• Sockets or plugs with scorch or burn marks
• Damage or cracks around electrical equipment

Rewiring work can vary from a few new sockets and switches, to a complete rewire, where electrical sockets, switches, all cabling are replaced, along with a new consumer unit. This will take around four days to complete depending on the size of the property and can be done while you are in the property or while it is vacant. Sometimes re-plastering and decorating work is necessary but this will be discussed before any work is done.

For more information about your wiring, read our blog on: How safe is the wiring in your home?