Rewires & electrical installations in Southampton

We can scope additional sockets, kitchen circuits, bathroom electrical work, partial rewires and larger upgrades. An initial visit helps establish access, making good and the right testing and certification.

We are based in Southampton and cover Hampshire, Dorset, Berkshire, Wiltshire and the Isle of Wight. Share the property location, the issue or proposed work, and any helpful photos or existing reports so we can advise on the next step.

The right scope depends on the existing wiring and what you want the property to do. A kitchen refurbishment, extension or change to room layouts may need new circuits or alterations; an assessment helps establish whether wider rewiring is appropriate.

Plan socket and lighting positions early

Share your floor plan, proposed appliance positions and lighting ideas. Include any plans for an EV charger, home office or outdoor power so the electrical requirements can be considered together.

Access, disruption and finishing

Tell us whether the property will be occupied and when other trades are due. Access beneath floors and into walls, power interruptions and responsibility for plastering or decoration should be agreed as part of the scope.

Discuss your rewiring project or explore lighting and outdoor electrics.

Do you undertake partial rewires and additional circuits?

Yes. We can assess individual circuit alterations and larger rewiring projects. The right scope depends on the existing installation, proposed loads and access.

What should a rewiring enquiry include?

Include the postcode, property size, plans if available, whether the property is occupied and the intended renovation programme. We can discuss access, disruption and making good before agreeing the scope.

Can I plan a rewire alongside a renovation?

Yes. Share your floor plan, proposed socket and lighting positions, appliance details and the programme for other trades. This helps define the electrical scope and access arrangements.

Is plastering and decorating included?

Making good should be agreed explicitly in the quotation. Discuss wall and floor access, likely disruption and who will handle plastering or decoration before work starts.