House Rewiring in Epsom
Does your Epsom property need a full or partial rewire? TMB Electrics tests the installation first, then defines which circuits, accessories and cable routes need replacing. Trevor works across KT17, KT18 and KT19, where interwar houses can contain original lighting alongside much newer kitchen, shower and garage circuits.
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- Local to Banstead
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House rewiring pricing considerations
Every rewiring project is calculated according to the layout and requirements of the specific property rather than using rough estimates. A clear written quote explains all elements of the installation before work begins.
From £1,800
Included when agreed
- New cables to every socket, switch and light
- New consumer unit with RCD protection
- New sockets and switches in the positions you choose
- Earthing and bonding brought up to standard
- Full testing and an Electrical Installation Certificate, notified under Part P
Ways to pay


- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- The quotation covers all new cabling, standard white faceplates, back boxes, and a modern consumer unit.
- Total price varies based on the number of bedrooms, circuit count, and quantity of sockets requested.
- Making good plasterwork, building repairs, and decorative light fittings are not included within standard electrical costs.
House Rewiring across Epsom
We serve Epsom from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
Rewiring requires systematic planning to keep work organised and clearly understood at every stage. Properties are handled methodically from the initial survey through to final commissioning.
- Initial property survey and layout planningA thorough walkthrough identifies where every power socket, light fitting, and switch will sit, establishing clear positions for the new consumer unit and the most efficient pathways for running cables.
- First fix cable installationFloorboards are lifted and walls are chased out to run modern twin and earth cabling throughout the building. Metal back boxes are securely set into the masonry or stud partitions at the agreed heights.
- Second fix fittings and consumer unitOnce wall preparation is complete, faceplates, light fittings, switches, and the new consumer unit are connected. All circuits are clearly marked at the board to indicate which rooms and appliances they control.
- Full testing and certificationEvery new circuit undergoes rigorous electrical testing to confirm earthing integrity, polarity, and trip times before the installation is energized and handed over with complete paperwork.
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Why choose TMB Electrics
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- Rating
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- Trading since
- 2012
“I keep things straightforward: you deal with me from the first quote to the final check, with clear advice and no surprises along the way.”
Trevor Bush, TMB Electrics
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How long does a house rewire take to complete?
A full rewire for an average three-bedroom home typically takes about one week. Partial rewires or smaller flats can be finished sooner, whereas larger properties or complex lighting layouts require additional time.
Can I stay in the property during the rewire?
It is possible to remain in the house by working through rooms in phases, but it does cause inconvenience. Floorboards must be lifted, walls chased, and power switched off for periods during the day, so an unoccupied property allows work to proceed much faster.
What is the difference between a partial and full rewire?
A full rewire replaces all cables, switches, sockets, and the consumer unit across the entire house. A partial rewire updates only specific sections, such as a newly built extension, a revamped kitchen, or an outbuilding, leaving sound existing circuits intact.
Does rewiring work include plastering and painting?
Standard electrical rewiring covers running the cables, fitting the back boxes, and installing the faceplates. Filling chases, plaster skimming, and redecorating walls and ceilings must be handled separately by a plasterer or decorator once electrical first fix is complete.
Can I just replace the fuse board instead of rewiring?
If an electrical inspection confirms that the existing cables, insulation resistance, and earthing are in sound condition, installing a modern consumer unit may be sufficient. However, if the cabling has degraded or lacks proper earthing, replacing the board alone will not resolve the underlying safety issues.

