Consumer unit upgrade
Typically £650 to £950
A modern RCBO board with surge protection, tested, certified and notified under Part P. Usually a day, and often the first step before solar, a battery or an EV charger.
Consumer units and rewires →
Domestic electrical
Home electrics, done properly and certified.
Consumer units, extra circuits, landlord certificates and fault finding across Dorset, Hampshire and the surrounding counties. NAPIT-registered electricians who also install solar, batteries and chargers, so the wiring is ready for whatever comes next.
Most asked for
The three jobs we quote every week.
EICR and landlord certificates
Two to three hours for a typical three-bed
The Electrical Installation Condition Report your letting agent or insurer asks for, with any remedial work quoted on the same visit.
EICR testing →
Extra sockets and new circuits
Small jobs usually done in a day
Kitchen, cooker, shower and extension circuits, outdoor power and lighting, garden offices. Chased in neatly and certified.
Rewires and new circuits →And the rest
Everyday electrical work, done to certificate.
Full and partial rewires
Older homes, extensions and renovations, planned around the plasterer and the decorator.
Fault finding
Tripping breakers, dead circuits, flickering lights: diagnosed properly rather than reset and hoped for.
Lighting
Downlights, outdoor and garden lighting, dimming and smart switching.
Showers, cookers and hobs
Dedicated circuits sized for the appliance, with the isolator where you can reach it.
Garages, outbuildings and garden offices
Armoured supplies, small consumer units and the sockets and lights to go with them.
Certificates every time
Part P self-certification through NAPIT, so building control and your insurer get the right paperwork.
Ready for renewables
The wiring around solar, batteries and chargers.
Because the same team installs the kit, the electrical work is planned for it: the right board, the right isolators and the cable routes in before the plaster goes on.
Battery and solar wiring
Supply checks, isolators, generation meters and the cable routes planned so storage and solar go in cleanly, now or later.
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EV charger supplies
Dedicated 32 A circuits, load management where the supply is tight, and the paperwork for your DNO.
Read more →Small power and new circuits
Extra sockets, a cooker circuit, power to the garden office or a new machine in the workshop. Small jobs are still notifiable work with certificates, and they are the jobs most people call an electrician for. Many can be priced from photos and done in a day; anything that needs a cable route planned gets a site survey first.
- Sockets and spurs
- Cooker, hob and shower circuits
- Outdoor and outbuildings
EV charging and solar integration
Adding an EV charger, solar and a battery one at a time, with different installers, is how supplies end up overloaded and warranties end up void. We design the electrical side of all of them together so the supply, protection and controls work as a system.
- Supply assessment
- Load management
- Solar and battery electrics
Smart home
A smart home works when the wiring, the network and the control system are planned together. We do the electrical and data infrastructure during the rewire or renovation, and work with specialist smart-home partners for the control system and programming, so you get one coordinated result.
- Lighting control
- Heating and energy
- Blinds and AV
How a job runs
Three steps, one electrician start to finish.
Step 1: Tell us the job
Small jobs like sockets or a consumer unit we can price from photos. Rewires, extensions and anything bigger get a free site survey first.
Step 2: Fixed price
A written quote that includes testing, the certificate and Part P notification. No day rates.
Step 3: Done and certified
Our own NAPIT-registered electricians do the work, tidy up, and email you the certificate.
Running a business? Commercial electrical → covers fit-outs, distribution and maintenance.
Good to know
Domestic electrical questions.
Do you do small jobs?
Yes. Extra sockets, a new cooker circuit or a consumer unit are everyday work for us. Small jobs can often be priced from photos; anything bigger gets a site survey.
How much is a consumer unit upgrade?
Typically £650 to £950 for a full RCBO board with surge protection, including testing, the Electrical Installation Certificate and Part P notification. Quoted exactly after seeing the board.
How long does an EICR take?
Two to three hours for a typical three-bedroom house. Power is off in short bursts while circuits are tested, and you get the report by email the same day.
Will I need to be in?
Someone needs to let us in and the power will be off for part of the day on a consumer unit change or rewire. For sockets and lighting we can usually keep the rest of the house running.
Are you NAPIT registered?
Yes. Every notifiable job is self-certified under Part P and you receive the certificate by email.
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Describe the job, we'll quote it.
Tell us what you need. Small jobs we can often price from a few photos; for rewires and larger work we'll book a free site survey and come back with a fixed price. Prefer to talk? Call 0330 320 1500.