Light fitting and switch replacement in Reigate
One light fitting, dimmer or switch in Reigate is changed on the cables already there. Any further fitting is costed before this one is taken down, and plaster is left alone.
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What a Reigate light fitting change includes
Changing the one fitting, dimmer or switch on the cables already there is this price. A second fitting, a new circuit and plaster repairs are not.
From £50
Included
- Taking off the old fitting, dimmer or switch
- Connecting the new pendant, ceiling light, dimmer or plate switch to the existing cables
- Landing live, neutral and earth in the new terminals
- Isolation of that lighting circuit at the fuse board
- A working test of the light or the switched circuit
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- Any further fitting is costed before this one is taken down.
- Plaster and paint stay with the decorator.
- A Priory board change is not included.
Light fitting and switch replacement across Reigate
We serve Reigate from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
One fitting, one dimmer or one switch is changed on the cables already in that position. No new circuit is taken from the board. Plaster is not made good. Any further fitting has its price set before this one leaves the ceiling. In a house at Meadvale or Woodhatch the same limit holds: the cables that are there are the ones used. A 1930s house on the Reigate Priory estate may need its board replaced, and that replacement is not started because a lamp is being changed.
- Change the one fitting bookedThe fitting, dimmer or switch written down is the one that comes off. Another lamp in the same room stays up unless it was priced before this one was removed.
- Use the cables already thereThe new fitting joins the cables already in that position. A new circuit from the board is not part of changing one lamp.
- Leave plaster and the Priory boardPlaster around the rose is left as found. A board change in a 1930s Priory house is a separate booking and is not opened for a lamp.
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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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WhatsAppCan two fittings be changed together?
Only when the second was priced before the first came off. A lamp noticed once the ceiling is open is not added on the spot.
Is a new circuit included?
No. The fitting uses the cables already in that position. A new circuit from the board is its own booking.
Who makes good the ceiling?
Not this visit. Plaster and paint are left for the decorator. The electrical change stops at the fitting.
Does Meadvale get a different limit?
No. A house at Meadvale or Woodhatch is still one fitting on the cables already there. The place does not widen the job.
Will a Priory board be changed while the lamp is off?
No. A 1930s house on the Reigate Priory estate may need a new board, and that work is booked separately from one fitting.