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Choose a starting point

Pick the closest fit. We will confirm the right next step before anything is booked.

Projects

Larger projects Refurbishments and coordinated multi-stage work.

Smart homes

Smart-home planning Start here if you know the device or room you want sorted. Automation Start here for routines, or to get compatibility checked. Smart energy planning Start here for heating, efficiency and future-ready planning. Smart heating controls Compatibility, setup, schedules and handover. Lighting and controls Fittings, zones, sensors and practical control.

Small work

Small electrical jobs Lights, switches, sockets and grouped repairs. Fault finding and repairs Tripping circuits, dead points and unclear faults. EICR and consumer units Inspection, reporting and upgrade questions.
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Plan a practical socket or switch upgrade

Start with what would make the room easier to use: better switching, more suitable charging, clearer local control or a consistent finish.

Written and checked by Willesden Smart Homes. Last reviewed August 2026.

Discuss the accessory upgrade Sockets and switches

We serve homes across NW London after checking the postcode and the job. See the Areas page .

A useful upgrade begins with the everyday need, not the accessory catalogue. Say what feels awkward now, which points are involved and whether you want a particular finish. A product link or exact model helps check function and dimensions before booking; a safe exterior photo is optional.

Choose by function first

  • For switching or dimming, describe the light type, control arrangement and result you want.
  • For charging, list the devices and cables rather than assuming every built-in outlet performs the same way.
  • For a fused spur or isolator, identify the appliance or fan it controls.
  • For a grouped refresh, list each room, point type, quantity and preferred finish.

What determines whether the product fits

  • The accessory function, electrical rating and suitability for the location.
  • The existing back-box depth, available space and condition of the wiring at the point.
  • Compatibility between dimmers, lamps, controls, devices and supplied products.
  • A hot, dead, damaged, buzzing or tripping point needs repair or fault finding before an upgrade is chosen.
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Planning a practical accessory upgrade?

Tell us what should be easier to use, which points are involved and any product already chosen.

Discuss the accessory upgrade See sockets and switches