House Rewiring in Horley
House rewiring in Horley coordinated with extensions, loft work, kitchens and occupied rooms so routes, outlets and future demand are agreed before installation.
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- Local to Banstead
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House rewiring prices
A fixed quotation is supplied after reviewing the property layout, noting the total number of circuits required, and confirming the placement of sockets and lighting points.
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 cabling, back boxes, standard white faceplates, a new consumer unit, and full testing.
- Cost varies based on the number of circuits, lighting points, and socket outlets requested.
- Plaster patching, final decorating, and floor covering repairs after cable chasing are not included.
- Additional circuits for external supplies or detached outbuildings are priced as separate additions.
House Rewiring across Horley
We serve Horley from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
Rewiring is carried out in structured stages to replace wiring thoroughly while keeping the property organised throughout the installation.
- Survey and layout walk-throughAn initial assessment establishes the route for new cabling, confirms the exact locations for every socket, switch, and lighting outlet, and outlines the planned schedule of work.
- First fix installationOld cables are disconnected, floorboards are raised, and channels are cut into plaster walls to run fresh twin-and-earth cables and install recessed metal back boxes.
- Second fix and consumer unit connectionOnce wall repairs or plastering allow, faceplates, switches, ceiling roses, and downlights are connected, and all circuit runs are terminated into the new consumer unit.
- Inspection, testing and sign-offEach newly installed circuit undergoes full testing to verify continuity, insulation resistance, and trip times before the supply is turned back on and documentation is prepared.
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Why choose TMB Electrics
- Reviews
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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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WhatsAppCan I stay in the property while a rewire takes place?
It is possible to remain in the property while work proceeds room by room, but rewiring involves lifting floorboards, cutting into plaster, and turning off power supplies during working hours. Having the property empty speeds up the work and reduces daily disruption.
How long does a full house rewire take?
A standard house rewire typically takes around one week of on-site work for the cable runs, second fix fittings, and testing. Partial rewires or smaller single-floor installations take less time.
Does a house rewire require building regulations notification?
Yes. A complete or partial rewire is notifiable electrical work. TMB Electrics completes the required testing and issues an Electrical Installation Certificate, with building control notification handled as part of the process.
Can I replace the consumer unit instead of rewiring?
If testing reveals that existing cables, insulation resistance, and earthing paths are sound, replacing an old fuse board with a modern consumer unit may be sufficient. However, if the underlying cables are damaged or degrading, installing a new board without rewiring will not solve the safety issue.
What is the difference between first fix and second fix electrical work?
First fix involves the structural stage where cables are routed under floors, through ceiling voids, and chased into walls inside conduit, with back boxes installed. Second fix takes place after plastering, when switches, sockets, light fittings, and the consumer unit are connected and tested.