Domestic Rewires
A domestic rewire involves replacing all or part of the electrical wiring in a home.
Over time, electrical systems can become outdated, damaged, or unable to safely meet the power demands of modern appliances. Rewiring ensures your home remains safe, energy-efficient, and compliant with current regulations.
When is a Rewire Needed?
A full or partial rewire may be necessary if:
Your home is over 25-30 years old and hasn’t been rewired
You notice frequent tripping issues
Your Consumer unit/fuseboard has re-wireable fuses
Your Consumer unit/fuseboard is plastic
There are signs of overheating at sockets or switches
You’re undertaking a major renovation or extension
You want to upgrade your electrical system to meet modern needs and safety standards
What Does a Domestic Rewire Involve?
A typical rewire includes:
Replacing wiring and cabling throughout the property
Installing a new consumer unit (fuseboard) with modern safety features like RCDs, Surge protection
Upgrading sockets and switches
Adding extra outlets or lighting points where needed
Ensuring compliance with the latest BS 7671 wiring regulations
Benefits of Rewiring
Improved electrical safety
Better energy efficiency
Reduced risk of electrical fires
Increased home value
Preparedness for future technology and energy needs
How Long Does a Rewire Take?
A full rewire typically takes 5–10 days depending on the size of the property and whether it's occupied during the work. We aim to keep disruption to a minimum and always leave your home clean and tidy at the end of each day.
Is My Home Safe While Being Rewired?
Yes. Our electricians follow strict safety protocols and only use high-quality, certified materials. We can also carry out the work in phases or while you remain in the property, depending on your situation.
Why Choose Us?
NICEIC-certified and fully insured electricians
Clear, competitive pricing
Minimal disruption and tidy workmanship
Full certification and building regulations compliance Still Not sure if you need a rewire? An EICR is the best way to understand if your property is in need of a rewire. See EICR page for more details