HOMESWIRED RIGHT.
From a single socket to a full rewire — safe, certified electrical work for homeowners, landlords and letting agents across the West Midlands.
What's included
Every job, in full.
Full & partial rewires
Plaster-safe cable runs, first & second fix, no shortcuts. Older properties a specialty.
Consumer unit upgrades
18th edition boards with SPDs and individual RCBOs — sign-off certificate the same day.
EICR inspections
5-year periodic reports for owners, buyers and landlords, with clear remedial quotes.
Sockets & lighting
Extra points, USB sockets, downlight schemes, dimming — all cleanly chased in and made good.
Landlord certificates
EICR + smoke/CO compliance in one visit. Certificate emailed within 48 hours.
Fault finding
Tripping breakers, dead circuits and flicker traced with megger and clamp — fixed, not patched.
How it works
Four steps, no surprises.
01
Chat
5-minute call to understand the job and the property.
02
Survey
Free on-site check for works over £250 — usually within a week.
03
Fixed quote
Written price in your inbox, no drip pricing after.
04
Certified
Job signed off with NICEIC-standard paperwork on completion.
Guide prices
From-prices.
Every job is quoted in writing after a chat. See the full breakdown on the pricing page.
EICR — 3-bed house
Report + remedial quote
from £180
Extra double socket
Chase-in & test
from £90
Consumer unit upgrade
SPD, RCBOs, 18th edition
from £550
Full rewire — 3-bed
First & second fix
from £3,800
FAQs
Good questions.
How long does a full house rewire take?
A typical 3-bed takes 5–8 working days. We can phase the work room-by-room if you're living in.
Do I need a new consumer unit?
If yours is a plastic-cased board with rewireable fuses or no RCD protection, an upgrade is usually recommended on safety grounds. We'll tell you honestly at the survey.
What is an EICR and how often do I need one?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report inspects fixed wiring for safety. Landlords must have one every 5 years; owner-occupiers on the same schedule as best practice.
Do you certify the work?
Yes — every installation leaves site with NICEIC-standard test results and an electrical installation certificate.