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Safe, partial & fully compliant rewiring services
Full or partial rewiring can modernise circuits, accessories and protection to suit the property’s current needs.
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.

Rental-property safety, compliance, maintenance and documented records.
Coordinate managed-property access, certificates and follow-up work.
Property safety checks, upgrades, repairs and planned improvement work.
Portfolio, HMO, communal and commercial property requirements.
The exact scope is confirmed for the actual property. Typical items for this service include:
Request a Quote →Rewiring should be scoped after inspection because occupied homes, finishes, access and existing installation condition all affect the work.

Rewiring is a project rather than a quick call-out. A site survey is needed before a reliable duration can be agreed.
Choose the service or send the property requirements.
We confirm property, access, timing and any documents needed.
The appropriate professional carries out the agreed service.
Receive the agreed report, certificate, job record or next-step quotation.
Use the most relevant route rather than creating overlapping service enquiries.
Practical answers for landlords, agents and property owners arranging this service in London.
Warning signs can include very old wiring, repeated faults, damaged accessories, inadequate circuits, lack of suitable earthing/protection or an inspection report recommending significant upgrading.
Full rewiring replaces the installation throughout the agreed property; partial rewiring upgrades selected circuits or areas. The correct scope follows inspection and design.
Sometimes, but rewiring is disruptive and may involve power shutdowns, lifting floors, chasing walls and restricted rooms. Occupancy should be discussed during planning.
It may, depending on the existing board and project design. The quotation should clearly state whether consumer-unit work is included.
Yes. The completed electrical installation work should be inspected, tested and documented as required for the work carried out.
Timescale depends on property size, access, occupancy, number of circuits, finishes and the extent of making good. A site survey is needed before a realistic programme is confirmed.
Yes, with the scope planned around occupancy, access, landlord requirements and any HMO-specific electrical/fire-safety considerations.
Provide the address, property type/size, occupancy status, any EICR or existing plans, renovation details and photos of the consumer unit and representative rooms if available.
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