We serve homes across NW London after checking the postcode and the job.
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The word kitchen does not automatically decide whether work is notifiable. The real scope does. New
circuits, house rewires, consumer-unit replacement and special-location alterations need the registered
delivery and paperwork route explained before booking.
The kitchen label alone does not decide notification. New circuits, consumer-unit replacement, house
rewire scope and special-location alterations are the kinds of details that can change the delivery
route.
What is checked before booking
Whether the work is on existing circuits only or includes new circuits.
Whether the consumer unit needs review, replacement or other board work before the kitchen plan is
realistic.
Whether certification, notification or registered electrical delivery needs a Part P registered
partner electrician or registered electrician involved.
What paperwork and testing belong to the finished job if the scope goes ahead.
Plain-English compliance boundary
Kitchen alterations are not described here as automatically notifiable.
The scope is checked against current Part P framing before a promise is made.
If registered electrical delivery is needed, who handles that part and what affects timing or price is
explained before booking.
What can change the scope
New circuits, consumer-unit replacement or wider rewire scope can change the delivery route.
Special locations and altered circuits need careful checking before the plan is treated as simple.
Missing paperwork from past work is a separate issue and should be raised early.
Send your kitchen layout, appliance list, postcode, board photo and any paperwork or certification
question. The delivery route is explained before booking.
