Commercial power & socket installation in Worcester Park
TMB Electrics, based in Banstead, adds commercial sockets in Worcester Park from the board inside that unit. Central Road parade units are not fed from the flat above.
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Central Road parade units get sockets from the board inside that unit. The flat above is a different supply and is not tied in as a shortcut. A workplace on Windsor Road or Malden Road is planned from the board in that building.
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
- If the board cannot accept the circuit, that limit is written before any socket goes on.
- Data cabling and emergency fittings are not bundled with these sockets.
- Plaster beyond the accessory opening is left for the decorator.
Commercial power & socket installation across Worcester Park
We serve Worcester Park from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
The new sockets are a circuit of their own from the board that serves that unit. Work is done from inside. On the Central Road parade the unit at street level and the flat above are different supplies, and they are not cross connected. A house on Windsor Road or Malden Road that needs workplace sockets is planned from the board in that building. A working socket is not spare capacity.
- Give the sockets their own circuitThe points leave a circuit sized for the load. A lighting circuit in the same Worcester Park building is not extended because a spare plug happens to be nearby.
- Keep the flat and the parade apartCentral Road flats sit above and behind the parade. A new socket in the unit below starts at that unit's board. The flat's consumer unit is not borrowed.
- Work from insideCutting and fixing happen inside the unit. The front of the parade is not opened for a shorter line. Houses at The Hamptons are rarely this job. Their work is mostly small and domestic.
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Why choose TMB Electrics
Trevor BushElectrician- Reviews
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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 a Central Road unit take power from the flat above?
No. The parade and the flats above it are different supplies. The new sockets start at the board inside the unit being worked on.
Will you share a lighting circuit to save a way?
No. The sockets are their own circuit. A plug that already works is not spare capacity for commercial load.
Is this the same as a small job at The Hamptons?
No. Those newer homes are mostly domestic small works. A workplace circuit is specified from the board in the unit, not from a house schedule.
Is an EICR included?
No. The job is the new sockets. The landlord certificate cycle for a Central Road flat is a different document and a different visit.
What is photographed?
The board inside the unit, the wall for the sockets, and both ends of any cable you hope to reuse. The load of the equipment belongs on that note.