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Yes, all of our installations come with a 12 Months Guarantee.
Yes, with all rewiring projects we offer a thorough clean of the property and also offer a professional cleaning service should clients request it.
We send out help documents that show how to prepare for rewiring. Generally, you will need to pack away all the small loose items. This must be done before electricians arrive at you home.
Yes, most furniture will need moving at some point during the house rewire.
If your house is over 30 years old and still has its original wiring, it is likely to require rewiring to meet the modern standards. Wiring can become deteriorated or even damaged over time. Newer house may also need rewiring, this is the reason why we recommend a wiring inspection every ten years. The electrical inspection must be conducted by a registered electrician to ensure safety.
There may be a date listed on the original consumer unit. If not then it’s impossible to tell an exact date but we can usually give a good indication of which decade it was rewired by looking at the installation.
Yes, damaged or deteriorated wiring can be very dangerous. It can cause power cuts and fuses to trip. Poor wiring can also lead to electric shocks and house fires if not dealt with on time.
The typical signs you care look for when you think your house needs rewiring are the following: there are signs of burning, such as discoloration around plugs and sockets or a burning smell; the consumer unit trips out regularly, and fuses or bulbs blow; the consumer unit trips out regularly; and fuses or bulbs blow, there is a crackling or buzzing noise from electrical sockets, the electrical wiring is covered in black rubber, fabric or lead; the lights are constantly flickering, and bulbs need to be changed very often; sockets are broken or cracked, sockets have rounded plug entries instead of 3-pin entries; there are less than two plug sockets in each room, plugs get very hot.
Yes, a rewire does involve a lot of disruption, therefore a plasterer will be required.
Rewiring a house normally involves removing the old wiring and installing the new electrical wiring and all related components as follows:
An Electrical Installation Condition Report is a report that is written following an inspection of the electrics within a property.
The UK’s current wiring regulations (18th edition) are the national standard for all domestic electrical wiring work. They set the rules for the installation of fixed cabling within a property to ensure safety. The regulations state the work has to be compliant with the Approved Document Part P of the Building Regulations.
Yes, usually overnight if required, however we will install a temporary supply on request for things life fridges and fish tanks.
You are able to legally rewire your home should you desire; however, we would recommend you to use a qualified electrician to avoid injury and ensure the work is completed to the current safety standards.
Yes, it is likely that a 30-year-old house will need rewiring to bring it up to current UK safety standards.
You can expect the installation in a typical 3-bedroom home to take around five to seven full days of work and extra time for replastering and redecorating after the wiring is completed. It also requires more time if you wish to install extra sockets, lights etc.
It is recommended for a house to be rewired every 25-30 years to bring it up to date with current building regulations.
The best time to complete a full house rewire is during renovations. This is due to the extensive works needed during rewiring.
Yes, all the cables have to be routed through your walls.
Yes, it also will add value to your home and make it run more efficiently.
Yes. We will need to work in the loft.
We offer a service to take away all your rubbish for your rewire at a cost.
Yes, usually overnight if required, however we will install a temporary supply on request for things life fridges and fish tanks.
We can generally tell pretty quickly which wiring you have even from a few images. We offer free visual inspections should you have concerns over your electrics.
The electricians will need to work in the loft. On occasion there is another way, but generally you will need to clear the loft in areas.
This just depends on the access we have throughout the property.
You can part rewire a house but it can be difficult.
There may be a date listed on the original consumer unit. If not then its impossible to tell an exact date but we can usually give a good indication of which decade it was rewired by looking at the installation.
We go into detail on this of you accept a quote however as a rule of thumb you want to create a meter permitter space around the outside of every room, pack small belongings away and then we dust sheet up every room.
No. There is no legal requirement to replace your electrics, however it is in the interests of safety the wiring is replaced.
You can absolutely carry out a rewire in a house one room at a time. However, the implications in terms of additional time, disruption, and expense could mean that getting the whole house done in one go is the better option.
You can partially rewire a house but it can be quite difficult. It is not always clear where cables run and how they are connected to the other circuits.
It’s worthwhile letting your neighbors know you are getting rewired, it can be fairly nosey work.
Some homes have a shared supply, It is pretty common and you do not share the actual electrical usage as this is metered individually in each home.
If really well maintained they can be safe but our experience shows that there is old wiring that just disintegrates, and also has had many poor alterations over the years. Old wiring can be very dangerous.
Yes. Any qualified electrician should have the knowledge to rewire a house.
As a landlord your property must pass a satisfactory condition report to allow you to rent it out. A house will not pass an EICR unless the wiring is up to date.
It is a legal requirement to have a valid landlord electrical safety certificate in place for each rental property you own.
The purpose of a report is to determine whether the installation is safe to continue using. An electrician will check the wiring, the fuse board, earth bonding and all the other parts that you cannot see.
You do not need to do an electrical check, but buyers often get one done before moving in.
Unfortunately, this is not an easy job to do.
Normally sockets are installed on a ring circuit on 32amp breaker, which means that the ring can withstand around 7200 watts.
Below you can see the main cost factors:
Yes. Despite being smaller, the rewiring of an apartment can sometimes be a little more complex than the rewiring of a house, due to issues that can be related to access to ceilings and floors.
Each property is different and some may not require the electricians to make as much mess, but the majority of electrical rewires require the walls to be cut, chased and chiseled. This can result in a lot of dust, mess and re-plastering works.
Greenwich house rewiring is a critical investment for homeowners in one of London’s most iconic boroughs. Nestled between the Thames and historic landmarks like the Royal Observatory and Cutty Sark, Greenwich boasts a unique mix of Georgian townhouses, Victorian cottages, and modern riverside apartments. However, behind the charm of period properties in Blackheath or the sleek designs of Greenwich Peninsula developments, outdated electrical systems lurk as hidden dangers. Faulty wiring in Greenwich’s heritage homes not only risks fire hazards but often fails to comply with modern IET Wiring Regulations, leaving homeowners vulnerable to safety breaches and costly repairs.
For modern flats in areas like Deptford or new builds near the O2 Arena, Greenwich house rewiring ensures your home can handle today’s tech-driven demands. From smart thermostats to electric vehicle (EV) chargers, outdated circuits struggle to support contemporary lifestyles. Key signs you need rewiring include:
Frequent fuse blowouts or flickering lights, especially in heritage homes with original wiring.
Overloaded circuits in modern flats struggling with high-demand appliances like induction cooktops or HVAC systems.
Plans to renovate, such as adding underfloor heating, home cinemas, or solar panel integrations.
By investing in Greenwich house rewiring, you protect your family, enhance property value, and future-proof your home for emerging technologies.
The cost of rewiring a house in Greenwich varies significantly based on property size, age, and architectural complexity. Heritage homes in conservation areas like Charlton or East Greenwich often require delicate handling of original features, while modern flats may need upgraded consumer units for smart home systems. Below is a detailed breakdown of average costs:
1-Bedroom Flat (e.g., Greenwich Peninsula):
Cost Range: £3,200–£4,000. Rewiring compact spaces while preserving listed building features (e.g., cornices, fireplaces). Modern flats may need additional USB outlets or dedicated circuits for high-power appliances.
2-Bedroom Victorian Terrace (e.g., Blackheath):
Cost Range: £4,500–£5,800. Upgrading outdated fuse boxes to modern consumer units, adding sockets for open-plan kitchens, and rewiring around original timber beams or plasterwork.
3-Bedroom Family Home (e.g., East Greenwich):
Cost Range: £5,800–£6,500. Installing garden lighting, smart heating systems, and high-capacity circuits for home offices. Period properties may require rewiring behind original panelling or under floorboards.
4-Bedroom Period Property (e.g., Royal Hill):
Cost Range: £6,500–£8,000+. Bespoke solutions for Grade II-listed homes, such as discreet wiring to avoid damaging historic finishes. Larger properties often need EV charger circuits, luxury lighting setups, or three-phase power for extensive renovations.
Factors Influencing Costs:
Heritage Compliance: Listed buildings require certified electricians familiar with conservation rules.
Access Challenges: Rewiring loft conversions or basement flats may increase labour time.
Smart Home Integration: Adding home automation or energy-efficient systems adds 10–15% to total costs.
Selecting a qualified electrician is paramount for a safe, compliant rewiring project. Key criteria to prioritize:
Certifications: Ensure they’re NICEIC or NAPIT registered, guaranteeing adherence to UK safety standards.
Local Experience: Opt for professionals familiar with Greenwich’s conservation areas and modern developments. For example, rewiring a Victorian terrace in West Greenwich demands different expertise than a riverside flat in North Greenwich.
Transparent Quotes: Avoid contractors who provide vague estimates. Reputable firms offer itemized breakdowns covering labour, materials, and post-work plaster repairs.
At Renovate Today, we combine technical excellence with deep local knowledge:
Heritage Expertise: Our team specializes in rewiring listed homes, ensuring compliance with Greenwich Council’s strict conservation guidelines. We use non-invasive techniques to preserve original plasterwork, woodwork, and period features.
Future-Ready Solutions: From installing smart home systems in modern flats to integrating EV charging points in family homes, we tailor rewiring projects to your long-term needs.
Competitive Pricing: We provide transparent full house rewire costs with no hidden fees, backed by a 12-month guarantee for peace of mind.
We are at your service. We take care of the full house rewiring process for you safely and professionally.
We are at your service. We take care of the full house rewiring process for you safely and professionally.
Quality work at a competitive price. Transparent house rewiring costs for any property type. Customer satisfaction guaranteed.
A well-prepared home ensures a smoother, faster rewiring process. Follow these steps:
Declutter Key Areas: Clear access to fuse boxes, loft spaces, and walls. Move furniture away from work zones to protect belongings and speed up installations.
Discuss Timelines & Permits: Most rewiring projects take 6–14 days, depending on property size. Heritage homes may require additional time for careful handling of original features. For listed buildings, confirm if Greenwich Council permits are needed before starting work.
Plan for Future Needs: Discuss long-term goals with your electrician. Adding EV charging points or extra sockets for home offices during rewiring saves money and hassle later.
Protect Interiors: Cover flooring and furniture to shield them from dust. Electricians may need to lift floorboards or cut into walls, but reputable teams will minimize mess.
Post-Work Considerations: Schedule plaster repairs or redecorating after rewiring. Many homeowners in Greenwich use this opportunity to refresh interiors while walls are accessible.
Renovate Today is an experiences team of electricians in London. We cover London and the surrounding areas:
Renovate Today specializes in full house rewiring with the help of an expert team of NICEIC-qualified electricians.
Also, our team have additional safety qualifications such as Asbestos Awareness for updating electrical in old houses.
Renovate Today Electrical Services is a fully insured electrical company focused on full house rewiring.
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