GERRARD’S ELECTRICAL SOLUTIONS
Full and partial rewiring planned around your property, renovation and future electrical needs.
Rewiring is one of the biggest electrical projects carried out in a home, so it needs careful planning. The right design should consider how the property is used now, what equipment is likely to be added later and how the installation can be routed with as little unnecessary disruption as reasonably possible.
Gerrard’s Electrical Solutions undertakes full rewires and partial rewiring work across Chester and surrounding areas. We can work alongside renovations, kitchen and bathroom projects, extensions or wider refurbishment work, with the scope agreed before work begins.
No. Age alone does not prove that a full rewire is required. Inspection and testing can help establish the actual condition of the installation and whether repair, partial rewiring or full replacement is appropriate.
Discuss your property →A good rewire is not just about replacing old cable. Socket positions, lighting, appliance loads, future additions and the practical layout of the property all affect the design. Planning these details before first fix can avoid costly changes later.
We establish the required circuits, accessories and likely future loads before installation begins.
Rewires can be staged around building work, plastering, kitchens and other trades where required.
The completed installation is inspected, tested and the appropriate electrical certification is provided.
We discuss the property, proposed layout and what you want from the new installation.
You receive a defined scope so you know what is and is not included.
Cables and containment are installed before accessories and equipment are completed.
The installation is tested, certified and handed over with the relevant documentation.
We provide rewiring for houses, flats and refurbishment projects throughout Chester and surrounding areas. If you are unsure whether a complete rewire is necessary, our article on partial versus full rewiring explains some of the factors involved.
Recurring faults, damaged or deteriorated wiring, extensive historic alterations and an installation that no longer provides suitable protection can all justify further assessment. Inspection and testing is the best way to establish the actual condition.
Yes. A partial rewire can be appropriate where only part of the installation needs replacement or where refurbishment is limited to specific areas. The existing installation still needs to be assessed for suitability.
Rewiring often requires access for cable routes, which can involve chasing or lifting selected areas. The amount of disruption depends on the construction and whether the property is already being renovated.
Yes. A completed rewire should be inspected and tested and the appropriate Electrical Installation Certificate provided, together with Building Regulations compliance documentation where applicable.
Tell us about the property and your plans and we can discuss the most practical way to approach the electrical installation.
