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Electrical

Electrical, priced honestly — right now.

Tell us what you need and see an honest price on the screen in about a minute. Then book a survey without leaving the page.

Most jobs from £100

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How it works

Sorted in three taps.

  1. Tell Donna what you need

    Answer a few taps — or snap a photo and she’ll measure it for you.

  2. See your price, book it

    An honest price on the screen, then pick a survey slot there and then.

  3. Grace sees it through

    A vetted, insured trade does the work — and if anything’s not right, she’s on it.

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Common reasons people call

  • Sockets or switches not working
  • Lights flickering or tripping
  • Adding extra sockets
  • Replacing an old fuse box
  • Fitting an EV charger or outdoor socket

What to expect

An electrician will test what's there, explain what they've found and agree the price before starting. For bigger jobs like a new consumer unit or a rewire, you'll get a certificate at the end, which is worth keeping for when you sell.

Small jobs take an hour or two. A consumer unit is usually a day. A rewire is usually 4 to 8 days.

Guide prices

What it usually costs.

JobTypical price
Add or replace sockets or switches£100 – £135
Fit or swap light fittings£100 – £135
Find a fault (tripping, not working)£125 – £170
Outdoor socket£180 – £245
New circuit (cooker, shower etc.)£320 – £435
Replace the fuse box£580 – £785
EV charger£950 – £1,285
Full rewire£3,800 – £5,130

Labour and standard fittings. Rewire includes making good chases ready for plastering, not decorating. UK guide prices including VAT — your price is worked out for your postcode.

Questions

The things people ask.

Do I need to be home?

For most jobs, yes, or have someone let them in. The power will need to be off for part of the time on bigger jobs.

Will I get a certificate?

New circuits, consumer units and rewires should come with an electrical certificate and be notified to building control. Ask for the paperwork, it's normal.

My electrics keep tripping. Is that dangerous?

Tripping usually means a safety device is doing its job. Unplug things, reset it, and if it trips again, get it checked rather than taping the switch up.

Ready when you are.

Electrical from £100. See your price in about a minute.

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