Electrical Installation in Luton

Most jobs are extra sockets, new or moved lights, outdoor sockets and new circuits for showers or garden rooms. We also fit new consumer units and carry out full and partial rewires.

Each job starts with a visit to see what you need. You get a clear price and a plan before any work is booked.

Signs include round-pin sockets, black rubber or fabric-wrapped cable, and an old fuse box with fuse wire. Sockets that feel warm, flickering lights and fuses that keep blowing are also warnings.

A partial rewire replaces only the worst circuits. A full rewire replaces all the cables and usually takes several days. We tell you which one your home needs and why.

The consumer unit, or fuse board, controls every circuit in the property. Older boards often have no RCD. This is the safety switch that cuts the power fast if there is a shock risk.

A new board gives each circuit modern protection. If your EICR finds faults, a new consumer unit is often part of the fix. It is tested before we leave.

Every job is tested before we finish. New circuits, rewires and consumer units get an Electrical Installation Certificate. Small additions, like an extra socket, get a Minor Works Certificate.

In homes, notifiable work under Part P must also be reported to building control. We explain how that works for your job. Then your paperwork is ready if you sell or claim on insurance.