Your local electrician in Nantwich

Disconnect the old fuse box safely, run new earthing and bonding where needed, install the new consumer unit, connect circuits, test everything and issue certificates.

When you need it. Old fuse boxes with rewireable fuses, repeated blown fuses, difficulty powering modern appliances, or before selling a property.

Before you get in touch. Locate your fuse box or consumer unit. Note which circuits trip or blow most often. Check your electricity bill for your supply size.

Assess the existing wiring, plan new routes, switch off and remove old cable, run new wiring through walls and ceilings, reconnect at consumer unit, test circuits.

When you need it. Old rubber-insulated cable, flickering lights, outlets that don't work, or before major renovation work on a period property.

Before you get in touch. Decide which rooms need rewiring. Note any areas with poor lighting or few sockets. Check if you have access to the loft or under-floor.

Mark out positions, cut holes in plasterwork, run cable through walls or surface-mount trunking, fit boxes, connect wiring, install faceplate, test circuit.

When you need it. Not enough sockets for devices, sockets in inconvenient places, switches in awkward locations, or adding a new appliance outlet.

Before you get in touch. Decide exact locations for new sockets and switches. Measure distances from existing power points. Check what's behind walls.

Run cable from lighting circuit, fit ceiling roses or spot fittings, wire up switches, install lampholders or LED units, test and commission.

When you need it. Adding lights to a new room, upgrading to LED, replacing broken fittings, installing spotlights or outdoor lighting.

Before you get in touch. Decide on light locations and style. Check your ceiling void for space. Note if you want dimmer switches or smart controls.

Survey the supply and location, run heavy-duty cable from consumer unit to outdoor mounting point, install the charger unit, test and commission for use.

When you need it. Buying an electric vehicle and needing a dedicated home charging point faster than a standard 3-pin plug allows.

Before you get in touch. Choose your charger model. Decide where it will mount (garage, driveway). Check parking location relative to your consumer unit.

Visually inspect each appliance for damage, plug it in and run automated safety tests, document the results, issue a test certificate or fail tag.

When you need it. Annual workplace safety compliance, landlord checks before letting, office equipment audits, or required by insurance policies.

Before you get in touch. Gather all portable appliances to be tested. Make a list of items. Ensure appliances are accessible and plugged in on the day.