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
House rewiring in Reigate for renovations, full property upgrades and selected circuit replacement, with socket layouts, cable routes and finished areas agreed before work.
“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.”
House rewiring starts at £1,800, and that figure carries a new consumer unit and the certificate with it.
A rewire runs across several days, and the house stays liveable throughout.
Room by room, we mark where every socket, switch and light is going, because the cheapest time to change your mind is before a single cable is pulled. Ceiling roses, feature switches and where the television and the router will sit all get decided now. We also open the floor in one or two places to see what the original circuits actually look like, which is what makes the quote firm rather than hopeful.
New cable is run under floors and through the roof space with the house working around us, one area at a time, so you never lose the whole property at once. In a period terrace the boards come up carefully and go back down as they were. Old cable is stripped out as we go rather than left buried in the walls, because leaving dead circuits behind causes confusion for whoever comes next.
Accessories go on, the consumer unit goes in, and the whole installation is tested circuit by circuit before it carries anything. Rewiring is notifiable work, so it is registered under Part P and the installation certificate follows to you with a schedule of what was tested. We walk you round the finished house to show you what every new switch does.
Boards, inspections and smaller jobs around the town each have a page of their own.
TMB Electrics keeps the rewire accountable throughout, settles the figure before floors come up and removes old cable instead of leaving it buried in the building.
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 house rewiring work in Reigate.
Whole house rewires booked around Reigate and out through the towns beside it.
Wallington, Reigate, Purley, Epsom, Kingswood, Coulsdon, Ewell, Horley, Chipstead, Ashtead
What people ask before committing to a whole house of new wiring.
From £1,800, including a new consumer unit and the certificate. What moves the number is the size of the house, the number of circuits and how easily the floors and roof space let us get about. A Victorian terrace with solid floors downstairs takes longer than a 1930s semi with a generous void, and the written quote shows exactly what has been allowed for.
— Trevor Bush
Often it does not. Testing tells us whether the cable is genuinely at the end of its life or whether a new board and a couple of new circuits would do. Rubber or fabric covered cable, no earth at the light switches, and a fuse box with rewirable fuses together make a strong case. Two of the three, and a partial job is usually the better value.
— Trevor Bush
Most people do. We work one area at a time and put power back to the rest of the house at the end of each day, so the kettle, the fridge and the router keep going. The dust is the real inconvenience rather than the darkness. Where the house is empty between owners or tenants, the job runs faster and costs less in labour.
Yes, in the areas where cable has been chased into walls or boards lifted. Plastering and decorating are not in the price, which is why a rewire pairs so well with an extension or a new kitchen. We keep the damage as small as the building allows, using existing voids wherever they will take the cable, but nobody should promise a rewire with no making good.
It is. Rewiring falls under Part P of the building regulations, so the work has to be registered with building control and certified. The registration and certification requirements are included in the agreed job rather than left for you to arrange. The certificate that comes out of it is what a future buyer's solicitor will ask about.
A small terrace runs about five days, a typical three bedroom semi around a week to ten days, and a larger extended house longer than that. The quote names the number of days rather than leaving it open, and the days run consecutively so the house is not left half done while we go elsewhere.
Yes, and several of them have been done. The care goes into original cornicing, panelling and staircases, with cable taken the long way round when the short way would damage something that cannot be replaced. Nothing new appears on the front of the building without being discussed with you first. The work takes a few days more and the quote says so plainly.
A walk round your Reigate house is the start of a firm rewiring figure in writing.