Central London
- ✓ Westminster
- ✓ Camden
- ✓ Islington
- ✓ City of London
Consumer Unit / Fusebox Installation London
Upgrade to a safe, modern & reliable electrical system
- ✓ Clear scope before attendance
- ✓ Appropriate qualified professional for the service
- ✓ Practical explanation of findings or work completed
- ✓ Digital documentation where applicable
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CONSUMER UNIT UPGRADES
Modern circuit protection
We assess the existing installation and scope the right consumer-unit or fusebox upgrade for the property.
This page explains the normal service scope, preparation, likely outcomes and next steps so landlords, agents, homeowners and property managers can arrange the correct service without unnecessary confusion.
- ✓ Scope and access confirmed before the visit
- ✓ Testing, assessment or installation matched to the agreed service
- ✓ Findings explained in practical language
- ✓ Separate remedial work clearly identified where required
Property Safety
& Compliance
& Compliance
WHO THIS SERVICE IS FOR
Who Needs Consumer Unit / Fusebox Installation?
Landlords
Rental-property safety, compliance, maintenance and documented records.
Letting Agents
Coordinate managed-property access, certificates and follow-up work.
Homeowners
Property safety checks, upgrades, repairs and planned improvement work.
Property Managers
Portfolio, HMO, communal and commercial property requirements.
WHAT WE DO
What’s Included
The exact scope is confirmed for the actual property. Typical items for this service include:
Request a Quote →Existing board assessment
Circuit identification
Protective-device selection
Installation
Labelling
Testing
Certification where applicable
Remedial advice
COMPLIANCE & RESPONSIBILITIES
Electrical installation work
Consumer-unit work should be designed, installed, inspected and tested by a competent electrical professional.
- ✓ Requirements depend on the property, occupancy and exact service
- ✓ Significant safety defects are communicated clearly
- ✓ Remedial work is separated from inspection/certification unless agreed
- ✓ Records are supplied after successful completion where applicable
BEFORE THE VISIT
How to Prepare
- Send a clear photo of the existing consumer unit if possible
- Provide any recent EICR or fault information
- Confirm access to the meter, board and all circuits for testing
- Plan for a period of supply interruption during the work
RESULTS & NEXT STEPS
What Happens After the Service?
- A modern, clearly labelled consumer unit suited to the agreed design
- Testing of circuits affected by the work
- Electrical certification/documentation as applicable
- Any additional circuit defects found during testing are explained separately
TIMING & DOCUMENTATION
Get a Tailored QuoteAppointment, Turnaround & Records
Most consumer-unit work requires a planned power shutdown and testing. Timescale depends on circuit count, board condition and any faults discovered.
SIMPLE PROCESS
How It Works
1Book / Enquire
Choose the service or send the property requirements.
2Confirm Scope & Access
We confirm property, access, timing and any documents needed.
3Attend & Complete
The appropriate professional carries out the agreed service.
4Report / Handover
Receive the agreed report, certificate, job record or next-step quotation.
COVERAGE
Areas We Cover Across London
North London
- ✓ Barnet
- ✓ Enfield
- ✓ Haringey
- ✓ Tottenham
East London
- ✓ Tower Hamlets
- ✓ Newham
- ✓ Hackney
- ✓ Redbridge
South London
- ✓ Croydon
- ✓ Brixton
- ✓ Greenwich
- ✓ Lewisham
West London
- ✓ Ealing
- ✓ Hounslow
- ✓ Harrow
- ✓ Hammersmith
RELATED SERVICES
Related Services & Next Steps
Use the most relevant route rather than creating overlapping service enquiries.
SERVICE-SPECIFIC FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Consumer Unit / Fusebox Installation
Practical answers for landlords, agents and property owners arranging this service in London.
When should a consumer unit be replaced?+
Replacement may be considered when the existing board is damaged, obsolete, unsuitable for planned work, lacks appropriate protection, or when an inspection identifies issues that justify an upgrade.
Does a new consumer unit require testing?+
Yes. Installation work must be inspected and tested as appropriate, with relevant certification/documentation provided for the completed work.
Will you inspect the existing circuits first?+
The condition and suitability of existing circuits should be assessed because a new board does not automatically correct faults elsewhere in the installation.
What is the difference between an RCD and an RCBO?+
Both provide residual-current protection; an RCBO also incorporates overcurrent protection for an individual circuit. The appropriate protective arrangement depends on the installation design.
Can a consumer unit be upgraded in a rented property?+
Yes, but the job needs suitable access, safe isolation and coordination with the landlord/agent and occupants.
How long will the power be off?+
A supply interruption is normally required. Duration depends on the existing installation, number of circuits, testing and any faults found.
Is remedial work included if faults are found?+
Only if included in the agreed quotation. Additional defects discovered during testing are explained and quoted separately where necessary.
Can I combine a consumer-unit quote with an EICR?+
Yes. An EICR can be useful for understanding installation condition before or alongside an upgrade, depending on the circumstances.
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