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Electrical jobs

Small electrical jobs Lights, switches, sockets and grouped minor fixes. Fault finding Tripping circuits, dead points or unclear symptoms. Electrical repairs Contained repairs once the likely issue is clearer. Sockets and switches Accessory swaps, small upgrades and grouped points. Emergency electrician Unsafe, urgent or call-first electrical problems. EICR Inspection and report questions. Consumer unit replacement Board replacement, testing and compliance questions. Kitchen rewire Kitchen renovation wiring, appliances and first fix.

Smart home and security

Smart thermostat installation Thermostat swaps, setup and heating handover. Video doorbell wiring Doorbell power, chimes and entrance checks. CCTV installation Camera positions, power and network fit. Lighting installation Indoor fittings, LEDs, dimmers and room lighting. Outdoor lighting Outside lights, PIRs, paths and entrance lighting. Entry systems Door entry, release side and access upgrades. Intercoms Handsets, monitors and entry repair checks. Home automation Joined-up lighting, heating, sensors and routines.

Easier living

Easier-living changes Controls, routines and access that feel easier day to day. Shared access Family or carer access and account handover. Night-time lighting routines Safer, calmer lighting after dark. Voice control and routines Voice, buttons, schedules and manual fallback.
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This guide explains how power-off time, access and practical prep are agreed before the installation day. It helps flag essentials like home working, alarms, fridges, freezers and internet equipment before the board is changed.

What to plan before the day

  • Agree the likely power-off window before the installation date is set.
  • Make sure there is clear access around the consumer unit and the main switch area.
  • Mention anything that depends on power, such as internet equipment, alarms, fridges, freezers or home working.

What can change the timing

  • Hidden damage, poor previous work or access constraints can change the plan.
  • Testing or labelling issues can add time, especially on older or altered installations.
  • If timing changes, the reason should be explained before the work moves on.
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Need to plan downtime before a board change?

Send board photos, your postcode and a note on anything that depends on power during the day, such as internet equipment, alarms, fridges or home working.

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