Kitchen electrical refit in Horley
A kitchen refit in Horley connects the appliances listed for that kitchen. Houses on Victoria Road, Church Road, Horley Row and Balcombe Road are planned that way, and a board change is separate.
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What a Horley kitchen connection covers
You pay for wiring up the appliances on the list, once their circuit has been proved. Cabinets and pipework stay with the people fitting the kitchen. A new board is separate.
From £1,500
Included
- First fix cabling to the new socket, switch and appliance positions
- Second fix of sockets, switches and appliance outlets after the units are in
- Dedicated circuits and isolation for the hob, oven, dishwasher and similar appliances
- Kitchen lighting points and switching
- Testing of the new circuits and the certificates the work needs
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- An appliance missing from the list is not connected.
- A board change off Massetts Road is not absorbed into the kitchen.
- The landlord report is not part of the kitchen.
Kitchen electrical refit across Horley
We serve Horley from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
We connect the appliances on the list and test the circuit that will feed them. Houses on Victoria Road, Church Road, Horley Row and along Balcombe Road are planned around that kitchen, and a consumer unit upgrade there is a different booking. A railway era terrace near the station often wants those appliances in the extension, which does not replace the circuits that have remained. Off Massetts Road a recent board is not treated as clearance for a new oven if the wall wiring cannot carry it.
- Connect the listThe oven, hob and other appliances written down are the ones connected. An appliance added in the room is priced before it is wired.
- Keep the board change separateA consumer unit upgrade at a house on Victoria Road or along Balcombe Road is its own booking. The kitchen visit does not absorb it.
- Leave surviving terrace circuitsIn an extended station terrace the new appliances do not replace circuits that have remained. Those circuits stay unless they were booked.
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Why choose TMB Electrics
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WhatsAppAre houses on Victoria Road planned differently?
The kitchen is planned as the kitchen. A consumer unit upgrade at a house on Victoria Road, Church Road, Horley Row or along Balcombe Road is a separate booking.
Does the extension in a station terrace get the new appliances?
When that is where the kitchen is. Connecting them does not replace the circuits that have remained through the extension.
What if the kitchen circuit fails before the units are out?
We record the failed circuit and stop that connection. The cabinets stay where the fitter left them.
Will a recent board off Massetts Road take a new oven?
Only if the wall wiring can carry it. A recent board is not clearance by itself. The oven waits until that is known.
Do you fit the cabinets?
No. We connect the electrical appliances on the list. The people fitting the kitchen keep the cabinets, the worktops and the pipework.