Electrical installation, Northampton
Full and partial rewires, consumer unit upgrades, lighting and sockets, carried out by NICEIC-registered engineers.
Every part of an installation job, one team
From a full rewire to a single new circuit. Pick one to see what's included.
Full and partial rewires
Full rewires for older properties, partial rewires for the circuits that actually need it.
- Full rewires for properties with ageing or unsafe wiring
- Partial rewires for the circuits that've actually aged out
- Planned room by room so you know what you have access to
- Realistic timeline given after survey, not before
- Certified on completion
- Same engineer surveys and installs
A rewire is disruptive by nature, so we plan it properly before starting: which rooms first, how long each stage takes, what's still usable while it's happening. Partial rewires are just as common as full ones; most properties don't need everything replaced at once, and we say so rather than upselling the bigger job.
Consumer unit upgrades
Old fuse boxes without RCD protection replaced with a modern, properly protected unit.
- Replacement of old fuse boxes and outdated consumer units
- RCD protection added where the existing board lacks it
- Sized to your property’s actual circuits
- Often carried out alongside wider installation work
- Can be done as a standalone job
- Certified to current wiring regulations
An old consumer unit without RCD protection is one of the more common things we're asked to look at, often flagged up by an EICR or just because it's original to the property. It's usually a one-day job, and we check the circuits it's protecting while we're there rather than just swapping the box.
Lighting and socket installation
New circuits, additional sockets and lighting design, without disturbing the rest of the property.
- Additional sockets and circuits added where you need them
- Kitchen, bathroom and feature lighting design
- Outdoor and garden lighting and power
- Doesn't require a full rewire if the existing installation is sound
- Dimmable and smart lighting options where wanted
- Certified on completion
Adding sockets or redesigning a room's lighting doesn't need to involve the rest of the property's wiring, provided what's already there is in good condition, which we check as part of the job rather than assume.
New builds and renovations
First and second fix wiring for extensions, renovations and new-build properties.
- First and second fix wiring for extensions and renovations
- Full electrical design for new-build properties
- Coordinated with builders and other trades on site
- Consumer unit sized for the finished property
- EV charge point and solar-ready wiring on request
- Certified and signed off on completion
New-build and renovation wiring is easiest to get right at first-fix stage, before walls are closed up, which is when we plan for anything you might want later, an EV charger, extra outdoor sockets, so it isn't a harder, more expensive retrofit further down the line.
Electrical installation, town by town
Based in Wellingborough, covering these towns and the areas around them.
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Electrical installation in Northampton, answered
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Ask us a questionIt depends on the age and condition of the existing wiring, not a fixed rule. Most properties don't need everything replaced at once. We check what's actually there during the survey and tell you honestly which one applies.
A full rewire on an average home usually takes one to two weeks depending on size and access; a partial rewire is often a few days. We give you a realistic timeline once we've seen the property, not a generic estimate.
Not usually, though it's disruptive room by room while the work moves through the property. We plan the sequence with you so you know what you'll have access to and when.
Yes. An old fuse box without RCD protection is one of the more common upgrades we carry out, often alongside other installation work or as a job on its own.
Yes, adding or moving lighting and socket circuits doesn't need to involve the rest of the property's wiring, provided the existing installation is in good condition.
Yes. All installation work is certified on completion and carried out to NICEIC standards, insured and guaranteed.
Northamptonshire, including Northampton, Kettering, Rushden, Corby, Daventry and Towcester, plus Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Cambridgeshire.