First rate rewires on houses and offices in Docklands

Make your home safe for you and your family by rewiring your home in Docklands and London. We can provide a top class service and are well known in the area for the reliability and quality of our work. We take time on every job to do it to the highest possible standards and our NICEIC-approved and Part P electrical contractors are reliable and trustworthy.

After a number of years wires in a home or commercial building can be damaged through DIY, unexpected events like flooding and simple wear and tear over time. Many people only get their homes rewired when they discover a problem but if you have regular testing and checks, problems will be spotted much earlier, saving you money in the long run. As a general rule, rewiring should be carried out every 25 years. Rewiring is not as simple as it sounds and a full rewire is a major undertaking. This is not a job for an amateur; if a rewire is not done properly, then your wiring could fail with compliance and safety regulations and you could be putting your home at risk.

Here are some basic signs that your house might need rewiring:

• Signs of damage to sockets, switches and lights
• Signs of overheating at sockets and a persistent burning smell
• Use of extension leads
• Limited number of sockets per room
• Switches and sockets mounted on skirting boards
• Rewirable fuses in the fuse box
• A wooden-backed fuse board

Many people consider a rewire when they are doing renovation work or redecorating. We rewire houses that are empty and occupied but it is worth noting that carpets will need to be lifted and there may be some minor decorating and painting work to patch up afterwards but this is all part of our ‘one-stop shop’ service and we will always ensure the damage to your home’s interior is kept to minimum.

To find out more about our services, please ring our office on 020 8265 2061 or 07476 661 777.

Consumer unit upgrades in Docklands

The consumer unit (otherwise known as the fuse board, fuse box or distribution board) distributes all electricity to the final circuits and contains switches which allow the supply of each individual circuit to be switches off. Modern consumer unis contain devices which protect the users form electric shock and the wiring and appliances from damage. Any consumer unit upgrades must be completed by a qualified electrician registered with a government-authorised scheme. They will provide a certificate to cover the work and register the job with Building Control who will send a Building Compliance Certificate. Here are some more reasons to hire a qualified electrician.

All our work is protected by public liability insurance and we are members of Trustmark scheme, so our work is covered by a six-year guarantee.