Most electricians near Banstead charge around £5,000 for house rewiring. TMB Electrics charges £1,800.
Save up to 67%
£3,200–£3,625 less than most firms
64% below the typical £5,000 price for house rewiring round here.
Book house rewiring — £1,800My house rewiring service starts at the published rate below. Every property across Banstead, Epsom, and Sutton varies in layout and circuit requirements, so I confirm exact figures before work begins.
What other firms charge changes from town to town. Our price is the same wherever you are.
| Town | Other local firms | TMB Electrics | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Banstead | £4,400–£5,650 (12 firms) | £1,800 | £3,350–£3,850 cheaper |
| Sutton | £4,000–£5,400 (11 firms) | £1,800 | £3,200–£3,600 cheaper |
| Wallington | £4,150–£5,300 (10 firms) | £1,800 | £3,100–£3,500 cheaper |
| Reigate | £4,275–£5,425 (nearby towns) | £1,800 | — |
| Purley | £4,250–£5,400 (15 firms) | £1,800 | £3,200–£3,600 cheaper |
| Epsom | £4,550–£5,900 (10 firms) | £1,800 | £3,450–£4,100 cheaper |
| Kingswood, Surrey | £4,275–£5,425 (nearby towns) | £1,800 | — |
| Coulsdon | £4,300–£5,250 (10 firms) | £1,800 | £3,150–£3,450 cheaper |
| Tadworth | £4,600–£5,450 (10 firms) | £1,800 | £3,200–£3,650 cheaper |
| Ewell | £4,000–£5,500 (11 firms) | £1,800 | £3,200–£3,700 cheaper |
| Horley | £4,275–£5,425 (nearby towns) | £1,800 | — |
| Burgh Heath | £4,750–£6,200 (7 firms) | £1,800 | £3,500–£4,400 cheaper |
| Chipstead, Surrey | £4,150–£5,400 (11 firms) | £1,800 | £3,200–£3,600 cheaper |
| Worcester Park | £4,700–£5,250 (4 firms) | £1,800 | £3,200–£3,450 cheaper |
| Ashtead | £4,150–£5,450 (10 firms) | £1,800 | £3,100–£3,650 cheaper |
Other firms' figures are what they advertise publicly, not quotes for your job — use them to sanity-check what you are offered. Ours is fixed once we have seen the property.
Rewiring work replaces degraded conductors and modernises circuit protection throughout the property.
Older housing stock across Surrey often runs on outdated cabling or consumer units that no longer suit modern demands.
Properties built before the 1960s around Wallington, Epsom, and Banstead may still have vulcanised rubber or lead-sheathed cables. These materials degrade over time, cracking inside walls and creating potential fire risks or short circuits.
1930s semis in Nork, West Sutton, and Worcester Park often have decades of added circuits layered over an original board. When extra sockets, kitchen extensions, or shower units overburden older cabling, a partial or full rewire becomes necessary.
If you are stripping walls in Reigate or converting a loft in Burgh Heath, replacing original cabling while routes are accessible avoids cutting into fresh plasterwork later on.
I manage the entire rewiring process personally, keeping disruption to your home as low as possible.
Before cutting into walls, I review switch positions, socket counts, and floorboard access across your rooms. We confirm all layout details together before work starts.
I isolate existing power, run new cabling under floors and through wall chases, and fit back boxes for all light switches and socket outlets.
Once plastering or surface prep is complete, I fit faceplates, connect the consumer unit, test all circuit runs, and supply the final documentation.
Every rewire ends with fully tested circuits, durable accessories, and complete paperwork.
New copper conductors, modern insulation, and updated switch and socket faceplates fitted securely across your chosen circuits.
A modern consumer unit configured with individual circuit protection and surge protection to keep your home installation safe.
Full electrical safety certification detailing circuit test results, insulation resistance readings, and verification of safe installation.
A straightforward agreement before work begins on how chased brickwork, lifted boards, and surface holes will be filled or left for plasterers.
In Banstead, house rewiring typically costs around £5,000, with most local firms publishing between £4,275 and £5,425 across 12 towns. TMB Electrics charges £1,800 — the rate we quote from, confirmed on survey, not a lead-generation estimate.
Our rate for this work is £1,800. The price moves with access, the age and condition of the existing installation, and how much making good the job leaves behind — all of which we confirm before work starts.
Our rate for this work is £1,800. The price moves with access, the age and condition of the existing installation, and how much making good the job leaves behind — all of which we confirm before work starts.
I can arrange the work in stages to keep power on in key areas where possible. However, lifting floorboards and chasing walls creates dust and noise. During a full rewire, staying elsewhere while heavy cable routing takes place often makes the job quicker and cleaner for you.
I inspect your board during the initial site visit. If your existing board lacks adequate RCD or surge protection, or cannot accommodate new circuit arrangements safely, replacing it alongside the rewiring work is necessary to comply with safety standards.
In brick or block walls common in Sutton and Reigate, I cut narrow channels called chases to conceal oval conduit and cabling. In listed or period homes like those in Walton on the Hill, alternative cable routes through floor voids or coving can be planned.
A full rewire replaces every power, lighting, and appliance circuit in the building. A partial rewire updates specific sections, such as a newly extended kitchen or an old ground floor circuit, while leaving unaffected, safe wiring in place.
Local housing stock is the main reason. 1930s bay-fronted semis around Winkworth Road and Ferndale Road, most now on their second or third fuse board Older or harder-to-access properties take longer, and that time is what a quote is mostly made of.
Official guidance on building regulations and electrical safety standards for home installations.
£1,800, fixed once we have seen the property. No call-out charge to get a price.