Kitchen electrical refit in Purley
A kitchen refit in Purley connects the appliances that were listed, on a circuit that can feed them. In Riddlesdown a Laing kitchen often needs sockets the 1930s rooms were never given.
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What a Purley kitchen connection includes
Linking each listed appliance to a circuit able to carry it is this price. Extra outlets in a Riddlesdown Laing kitchen count only when they were on the list. Cabinets and worktops stay with the fitter.
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 that was not listed is not connected.
- A board with no spare way on the Webb Estate stops that appliance.
- The shop under a Foxley Lane flat is not part of the kitchen.
Kitchen electrical refit across Purley
We serve Purley from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
Every appliance that is staying, including the cooker and the hob, is written down, and its circuit is tested before anything is connected. In a Riddlesdown Laing house the kitchen may need outlets the 1930s rooms were never given, and those outlets are only in this job when they were on the list. On the Webb Estate the hob has to land on a board that has a way, which may be either side of a split supply. A flat above the Foxley Lane parades is refitted inside the flat.
- Write the appliances firstEach appliance that remains is matched to a circuit that can feed it. Something asked for after the units are out is tried on that circuit only once it is added to the list.
- Find a way on the right boardOn the Webb Estate a split supply means the hob goes to the board with room. A full board is not loaded because the kitchen fitter is waiting.
- Keep the shop out of the flatThe kitchen in a flat above the Foxley Lane parades uses the flat's supply. The oven is not taken from the shop below.
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Can a Riddlesdown Laing kitchen have the outlets it never had?
Yes, when those outlets were written on the list. They are new points for that kitchen, not a rewire of the 1930s house.
Which board takes the hob on the Webb Estate?
Whichever board still has a way. On a split supply the nearer cupboard is ignored if it has no room for the hob.
Can the shop feed an oven in the flat above?
No. A flat above the Foxley Lane parades keeps the oven on the flat's labelled supply, not the shop's.
Will you fit the units?
No. We connect the electrical circuits only. The units, the worktops and the pipework remain the kitchen fitter's job.
Is a leafy road board replaced for a new hob?
Only as its own booking, if that 1920s or 1930s board cannot feed the hob. The kitchen price is the connections.
