Full rewires, new-build first-fix, consumer-unit upgrades — installation work that won't need a second look.
Installations done quietly, neatly, and to the regs.
From whole-house rewires to single-circuit additions, every installation is designed against BS 7671, tested as we go, and signed off with the certificate emailed before we leave site. We protect carpets, label every breaker, and tidy the cable run like someone is going to inspect it — because someone usually is.
What this includes.
Every job is quoted before we start, signed off when it's done, and certified where the regs demand it. The list below is the everyday — out-of-the-ordinary asks welcome.
- Whole-house rewires
- Part-rewires & circuit additions
- Consumer unit replacements (18th edition)
- First-fix & second-fix on new builds
- Garden, garage & outbuilding supplies
- Distribution boards & sub-mains
- Kitchen & bathroom installations
- Underfloor heating wiring
The process,
step by step.
Survey
On-site survey, photographs, and a written specification. No 'we'll figure it out on the day.'
Design
Cable routes planned to minimise disruption. Floorboard lifts agreed in advance.
Install
First-fix then second-fix, dust-sheeted as we go. Inspect-and-test built into the workflow.
Certify
EIC/MEIWC issued to your inbox, NICEIC notifiable works registered, building control updated.
Where we service.
Wiltshire-based, with regular work across the surrounding postcodes. Outside the area? Phone us — we'll be straight about whether we're the right team.
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Asked
often.
How long does a typical rewire take?+
Three-bed semi: usually 5–8 working days. Four-bed detached: 7–12 days. We confirm the schedule in writing before the first lift of floorboards.
Do I have to move out during a rewire?+
Most clients stay in. We work room-by-room, leave at least one socket and one light live in each occupied space, and finish each day with the house safe to use.
Is the work notifiable to building control?+
Where works are notifiable under Part P (consumer-unit changes, new circuits, bath/shower rooms, special locations), we register the job through NICEIC — you receive the certificate by post.
Will you make good plasterwork after chasing?+
We chase, fill and finish to a paint-ready surface. We don't paint — we'll let you know which areas need a touch-up.
Ready when
you are. Let's talk.
Quote inside 24 hours. The electrician who picks up the phone is the one walking your job.
The questions we get asked most.
And a few that come up often enough that they may as well be here.
We respond to enquiries as quickly as we can. When we can book routine work depends on our workload and what the job needs. For genuinely urgent problems, such as power loss, circuits that keep tripping or anything that looks unsafe, we offer urgent call-outs where possible. Phone us and we'll be honest about when we can get to you.
We provide quotations for planned work. If we need to visit the site solely to quote, we'll confirm in advance whether that visit is free. Diagnostic visits, fault-finding and call-outs are chargeable, and we explain any fees clearly.
Yes. Call-outs, diagnostic visits and fault-finding are chargeable, and all applicable fees are explained clearly.
Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Urgent call-outs for electrical faults, power loss, tripping circuits and other potentially unsafe issues are available where possible.
We're based at 30 Commercial Road in Swindon and work across the town, including Old Town, Stratton and Wroughton, as well as Royal Wootton Bassett, Cirencester, Chippenham and Calne.
Inspection and testing keep your electrical installation safe. It uncovers latent faults that, left alone, can cause fires, shocks and equipment damage. Regular reports also prevent unexpected breakdowns and the costlier repairs that follow them.
Owner-occupied homes: at least every 10 years. Rented dwellings: every 5 years. Commercial premises: every 5 years, industrial every 3. Specialist installations such as pools, agricultural buildings and marinas need shorter cycles. We'll tell you straight which band you're in.
You receive an EICR, an Electrical Installation Condition Report. It records the condition of every circuit, classified C1, C2, C3 or FI. If anything is flagged, you get a quoted remedial plan with it. Plain English, no surprises.
£5m public liability, full professional indemnity, and the certifications to back it. Copies of all policies are issued with every quote on request.