Commercial power & socket installation in Sutton
TMB Electrics, based in Banstead, adds commercial sockets in Sutton from the board that serves that unit. Cheam Road shops and the flats above are on shared supplies.
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Sutton commercial socket price
Commercial sockets in Sutton are costed as a new circuit inside the unit named, from the board that actually serves it. Tying a Cheam Road shop to the flat above, or the flat to the shop, is not included. A house socket on Carshalton Road is a different building and a different cost.
From £1,000
Included
- New sockets, fused spurs and isolators for the equipment on site
- New circuits from the consumer unit when existing sockets cannot take the load
- Cable runs through the premises, clipped or in trunking as the building allows
- Isolation of the circuits being worked on, with other power left on where it can be
- Testing of the new work and the certificate that work requires
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- When that board has no room for the circuit, the limit is recorded and no socket is fitted yet.
- Network cable and emergency lamps are not folded into these sockets.
- Plaster past the new face is left for whoever decorates.
Commercial power & socket installation across Sutton
We serve Sutton from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
The new sockets are a circuit from the board that serves that unit. Flats above the High Street and Cheam Road shops are on shared supplies, so the shop and the flat are not assumed to have separate boards. The visit finds which board serves the unit before a socket is added. A working socket is not spare capacity. A house on Carshalton Road that needs workplace sockets is planned from the board in that building.
- Find the board that serves the unitCheam Road shops have the shared supply traced to the board for the unit being worked on. The flat above is not used as a donor, and the shop is not used as a donor for the flat.
- Give the sockets their own circuitThe new sockets are not hung on a lighting circuit. The load of the equipment is written down. A plug that already works is not spare capacity for that load.
- Stay inside the unitThe work is from inside. A shorter line through the front of a High Street shop is not cut for appearance. The flat's rooms are not opened so the shop can have a socket.
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Why choose TMB Electrics
Trevor BushElectrician- Reviews
- 39
- Rating
- 5.0
- 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
Book NowPhotos of our work
WhatsAppCan a Cheam Road shop take power from the flat above?
No. They are on a shared supply, and the sockets start at the board that serves the shop. The flat is not a spare way for the shop.
Can the flat take power from the shop?
No. The same shared supply does not make the shop a donor. Each job starts from the board for the unit that was asked for.
Will you share a lighting circuit to save a way?
No. These sockets get a circuit of their own. A plug that already works does not mean the lighting circuit can carry a shop load.
Is an EICR included?
No. This visit adds the sockets. The inspection for a flat above the shop is another paper, and an earlier valid report may still be usable for that wiring.
What is photographed?
The board that serves the unit, the wall where the sockets will sit, and both ends of cable that might be reused. The equipment load is written on the same note.