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Electricians for rewires, consumer units and EV chargers

Rewires, consumer units, EV chargers and lighting. Post your job once and compare quotes from local electricians.

Rewires

Full or partial rewiring for older homes

Consumer units

Replace or upgrade your fuse box

EV chargers

Home charge point installation

Lighting

Indoor, outdoor and security lighting

Electrical work needs to be done safely

Faulty electrical work can cause fires and shocks. Ask these questions before you agree to any job.
  • Ask who will test and sign off the work
  • Ask for the certificate when the job is finished, such as an installation certificate or minor works certificate
  • Check insurance, and whether the electrician belongs to a competent person scheme
  • Remember some electrical work must be notified to building control or carried out by a registered competent person
  • For an inspection of an existing installation, ask for an EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report)

Electrical work

What local electricians can quote for

Rewires

Replacing old or unsafe wiring, from single circuits to a whole house.
  • Full and partial rewires
  • New sockets, switches and circuits
  • Testing and certification

Consumer units

Swapping an old fuse box for a modern consumer unit with RCD protection.
  • Replacing fuse boxes
  • Adding RCD or surge protection
  • Labelling circuits and testing

EV chargers

Installing a home charge point, usually on a drive or garage wall.
  • Wall-mounted charge points
  • Survey of supply and cable route
  • Testing and handover

Lighting

Better lighting inside and out, from downlights to garden and security lights.
  • Downlights and feature lighting
  • Outdoor and security lighting
  • Dimmers and smart controls

Get quotes

Have these ready, then tell us about the job

The more detail you give, the easier it is for electricians to quote accurately.
The age of your property and its wiring
Photos of your fuse box or consumer unit
What you want done and when

FAQ

Electrical questions homeowners ask

In England and Wales this is notifiable work, so it should be done by a registered competent person or notified to building control. Always ask the electrician how they will handle this.

Signs can include old rubber or fabric-covered cables, scorched sockets, circuits that trip often and an outdated fuse box. An electrician can test the installation and advise.

Often yes, if you have off-street parking and a suitable electricity supply. The electrician will check your supply and consumer unit first.

You should be given an electrical certificate for the work, such as an Electrical Installation Certificate or a Minor Works Certificate. Keep it safe, as it may be needed when you sell your home.

Yes. Posting a project and receiving quotes is free, and you are under no obligation to hire anyone.