Home or office rewiring specialists in West Wickham

At MD Bespoke Solutions, we offer complete and cost effective electrical rewiring of your property in West Wickham or Bromley, whether domestic or commercial. From partial rewires of single rooms, through to compete rewires of large houses and offices in your area, our team of NICEIC and Part P electricians maintain exceptional standards of workmanship and customer care at all times. We will ensure any rewire results in modern and lasting wiring, whilst also minimising disruption to your home or business. All our electricians strictly adhere to the latest 17th Edition wiring regulations in order to ensure your complete safety. We can also carry out the rewiring in sections so you can carry on living or working in your property.

All electrical installations and wiring deteriorates with age. However, there are a number of signs that indicate your house might need rewiring. If you answer ‘yes’ to any of these questions, please call us today.

• Do your lights flicker or have they stop working completely?
• Do you have black rubber-covered cables?
• Are you constantly changing fuses?
• Has your home every been flooded?
• Are you moving into a property or extending your property and want to make the electrics safe?
• Do you have a fuse box with a wooden back, cast iron switches or a haphazard mixture or fuse boxes?
• Do you have older round pin sockets, brown or black switches or sockets mounted on skirting boards?

All electrical work must be done by a Part P electrician in accordance with regulations and safety and rewiring is one of the biggest electrical jobs in any property. A rewire provides the perfect chance to start afresh and design fixtures and fittings that suit your needs now and in the future.

If you are considering a rewire in West Wickham, please pick up the phone and call us today on 020 8265 2061 or 07476 661 777.

Consumer unit upgrades in West Wickham

Your fuse board or consumer unit is the engine of your electrical system. It protects all the different circuits from overloading the wiring and causing major problems. Basically speaking any fuse box without RCD (residual current device) protection will need upgrading but the only way to be sure is to get a professional to conduct a visual inspection or a full test. A new modern fuse box greatly decreases the risk or fire in the home due to its ability to detect faults and disconnect the electricity. Read our blog on how to know it is time for a new fuse box.
A new fuse box will also futureproof your electrics for years to come.