Bronze
Lower rates on every job, plus a free safety certificate each year.
- 5% off labour
- 5% off certificates
- Free safety certificate, once a year
Electrician in Epsom for consumer unit and fuse board replacement, electrical fault finding, EICRs, house rewiring, EV chargers and other domestic electrical work.
Everything we take on around the town is described in full elsewhere on the site.
Epsom work is arranged Monday to Friday between 9am and 2pm, with access and any circuits that need to remain live agreed before the visit.
The first job is opening the board with you standing there and working out which way round the house is fed, because in Epsom a modern unit is often sitting on much older cable behind it. We then say which rooms lose power and roughly when. On the older High Street buildings, where to leave the van and how to get equipment in without marking a hallway takes five minutes to settle and saves an hour.
The bay fronted houses on College Road have deep floor voids and generous roof space, which is a gift, so most of the cable goes where nobody will ever see it. Carpets come up at the edge and go back stretched. Where the old wiring proves worse than the board suggested, and in a house on its third generation of circuits it sometimes does, we stop, look at it together and we give you the revised figure before we carry on.
Readings are taken on everything we have worked on and written into a schedule that goes with the certificate. New boards, new circuits and rewiring are all notifiable, so the work is registered under Part P and the document reaches you afterwards. If your house is one of those with a newer board on old cable, the test results tell you plainly which half is fine and which is not.
TMB Electrics provides a written figure first, straightforward communication and clear responsibility for the electrical work that follows.
Bronze, Silver and Gold plans provide lower rates, an annual safety certificate and priority booking on the higher plans.
Lower rates on every job, plus a free safety certificate each year.
Double the discount, next-day priority, and a free safety certificate each year.
Best rates, same-day priority booking, three free safety certificates a year.
These photographs show work completed across the wider service area covered by TMB Electrics; they are not all presented as jobs completed in Epsom.
Around Epsom we also work Ewell, Stoneleigh, Worcester Park, Cheam, Ashtead, Leatherhead, Banstead, Tadworth, Sutton, Coulsdon, Reigate and Horley.
Banstead, Sutton, Wallington, Reigate, Purley, Epsom, Kingswood, Surrey, Coulsdon, Tadworth, Ewell, Horley, Burgh Heath, Chipstead, Surrey, Worcester Park, Ashtead
The questions that come up most around the town.
Each job carries its own written figure, fixed before anything starts. Chasing a fault is charged by time from £80 an hour, and every other job shows its starting price on the relevant service page. Lumping them into a single headline number would be meaningless, since the difference between an extractor fan and a full house of circuits is most of a fortnight's work.
Yes. The town centre and Church Street, Burgh Heath Road, College Road and Worple Road, Ashley Road, Stamford Green, Woodcote, Langley Vale and the roads towards the Downs. Ewell and Stoneleigh sit on the same run, so a job on that side is no further to reach than the High Street.
Have it tested, then replaced with a modern consumer unit carrying residual current protection, which disconnects the supply in milliseconds when current leaks to earth. An original box with rewirable fuses cannot do that at all. In the interwar semis around Epsom it is the commonest job we do, and the testing that comes with it tells you the state of the cable as well.
Not on its own. A modern board does not make old cable new, and Epsom has plenty of houses where a smart looking unit sits on wiring from the fifties. The two are judged separately by testing insulation resistance and earthing on each circuit. Sometimes the answer is that everything behind the board is sound, and that is worth knowing too.
Yes. Georgian and spa era buildings need cable worked around the structure rather than driven through it, and anything appearing on the outside is shown to you before it goes up. Where a building is listed, the work is planned so nothing original is cut or lost. It takes longer than a modern house and the quote reflects that from the start.
Regularly, especially out at Woodcote and Langley Vale where the plots are bigger. A garden building needs its own properly rated supply, buried at the correct depth in armoured cable, with protection at the house end. Hanging it off an existing socket circuit is what causes the tripping people ring us about later, so it gets done as its own circuit.
TMB Electrics works Monday to Friday from 9am to 2pm. Send the Epsom address and job details through the website so the work and a suitable appointment can be discussed.
Say what the Epsom property needs and a written quote comes straight back.