Electricianin Streatham

Rewiring a large house does not have to happen all at once. Where the wiring is in poor condition throughout, a full rewire makes sense, but many families prefer to work floor by floor or room by room, especially when they are living in the house.

We carry out full and partial rewires and can talk through a staged plan. That plan covers which circuits are done first, how the house keeps working in between and how the work fits with decorating or refurbishment. Notifiable work is certified under Part P, and we test the completed circuits so that you know the result is safe. Where we find something unexpected behind a wall, we tell you before doing anything about it.

A lot of Streatham's bigger houses have been converted into flats or let as shared homes. That puts extra demands on the electrics, with more appliances, separate meters or supplies and, for landlords, a duty to keep the installation safe.

We carry out EICRs, which are inspections and tests of the existing installation ending in a written condition report. Landlords use them for let properties, and owners use them to understand what they have. If the report recommends remedial work, we can quote to carry it out. For a house divided into several homes, tell us how the supplies are arranged when you call and we will plan the testing accordingly.

Streatham homeowners often extend or refurbish rather than move, which is the ideal moment to plan the electrics properly. Kitchens, loft rooms and rear extensions each add load and change the layout, and it is far easier to run cable before the finishes go on.

We carry out electrical upgrades during renovation and fit smart home and lighting installations. Working with your builder, we can agree when first-fix and second-fix visits are needed and what needs to be in place at each stage. If you want smart lighting or other controls, raise it early so the cabling can be planned in.