Full & part rewires

Initial Assessment

The process begins with a thorough assessment of your property by a qualified electrician. They will evaluate the current state of your electrical system, identifying any safety hazards, outdated components, or potential issues. This assessment is crucial in determining the scope of the rewire and developing a tailored plan for your property.

Planning and Design

Once the assessment is complete, the electrician will work with you to create a detailed plan for the rewire. This includes deciding on the placement of new sockets, switches, and light fixtures, as well as choosing the appropriate wiring and other electrical components. The design phase ensures that the new electrical system meets your current and future needs while complying with the latest regulations.

Temporary Disconnection

Before the rewire begins, your electrician will temporarily disconnect the power supply to ensure a safe working environment. This is a crucial safety measure to protect both the occupants of the property and the electricians carrying out the work.

Removal of Existing Wiring

The next step involves removing the existing wiring, sockets, switches, and other electrical components. This process requires careful attention to detail to avoid damage to the property. Electricians will work systematically to dismantle the old system, making way for the installation of the new wiring.

Installation of New Wiring and Components

With the old wiring removed, the electricians will install new, compliant wiring throughout the property. This includes wiring for lighting, power outlets, appliances, and any other electrical fixtures. New sockets, switches, and consumer units will also be installed to meet modern safety standards and accommodate the electrical needs of a contemporary household.

Testing and Certification

Once the new wiring is in place, the entire electrical system undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it meets safety standards and functions correctly. This includes checks for continuity, insulation resistance, and fault detection. After successful testing, the electricians will provide the necessary certification to confirm that the installation complies with current regulations.

Reconnection and Final Checks

After obtaining the necessary certification, the electricians will reconnect the power supply to the property. They will conduct final checks to ensure that all electrical components are functioning as intended. This marks the completion of the full electrical rewire.

A full electrical rewire is a comprehensive process that requires careful planning, skilled execution, and strict adherence to safety regulations. By investing in a professional and thorough rewire, you not only enhance the safety of your home but also ensure a reliable and efficient electrical system for years to come.