Rewires

Carrying out a rewire will require a large amount of disruption to the main fabric of your property. It is likely that all your switches, fittings, sockets and the consumer unit will be replaced and require new wiring. A total rewire will involve two stages of working; first fix and second fix.

Having a full rewire will bring the electrical installation in your property up-to-date with the latest wiring regulations. It will also give you the opportunity to modernise your home with a new consumer unit containing residual current devices (RCDs) and circuit breakers, additional sockets to suit your needs (including USB sockets should you so wish) and the most up-to-date, modern wiring available.

Depending on the size of the property a rewire can take up to between 5-10 days. 

Yes, there will be a lot of disruption to the house as well as the electric being turned off at times. We may also ask you to refrain form using some rooms at times as there could be open floors and trip hazards present.

Yes, but we understand that it may not be practical for you.

To ensure all cabling is hidden, the installation will involve lifting the floor coverings, floorboards, possibly the skirting boards and possibly in some ceilings that are inaccessible from above.

Yes, but we try to limit the disruption in the rooms so there is less work after.

All of our quotations are fully detailed so you know exactly what you are getting for your money.

Mitton Electrical pride themselves on making sure that the clients are satisfied and ensuring the job is left in a safe, clean manor. We are registered with NICEIC and are assessed on a regular basis to ensure high standards, also their work is checked against the IET Wiring Regulations as well as other standards.