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Full Rewires
What is involved in a full rewire?
A full rewire normally involves replacing cables, circuits, sockets, switches and other parts of an older or unsuitable installation. It is also an opportunity to improve socket positions, lighting controls and provision for appliances, data, security or future equipment. The property needs to be assessed before the extent of the work, access requirements and likely disruption can be confirmed.
Future requirements
Consider EV charging, heating controls, security, data cabling and likely future changes so useful provision can be included now.
Lighting and controls
Agree fitting positions, switching, dimming and any feature or outdoor lighting while cable routes are still accessible.
Sockets and circuits
Plan enough power points and correctly arranged circuits for kitchens, living spaces, bedrooms, utility areas and fixed equipment.
Planning the new electrical layout
Decisions made before work starts have a major effect on the usefulness of the finished installation.
TRIED & TRUSTED FOR 16 YEARS
Lloyd Hubbard, owner of Hubbard Electrical, believes that the way you are on a job reflects the quality of the work you provide. That means an organised schedule, clear communication, safe and high-quality standards, a smart and tidy presence, and no cutting corners.
These are the traditional values we’ve held for 16 years and will continue to provide to all of our customers.
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Access, disruption and making good
Rewiring is disruptive because cables must be routed through floors, walls and ceilings. The amount of access and chasing depends on the property and whether it is occupied, empty or already being renovated. The quotation should set out the electrical work and clarify responsibility for lifting, access and final making good.
Wrexham
Flintshire
Denbighshire
Conwy
Gwynedd
Isle of Anglesey
The Wirral
Cheshire
Domestic Full Rewires across North Wales
Hubbard Electrical provides domestic full rewires for homes, landlords and residential properties across North Wales. If you are unsure whether your property is within the service area, send the postcode and a short description of the work when you enquire.