Residential refurbishment electrical work
Electrical changes within house, flat and room refurbishments, starting with the existing installation, proposed layout and practical constraints.
For whole-house and partial rewires, see House rewiring .
Residential and small commercial refurbishments
Electrical work for your refurbishment in Willesden, NW10
Electrical work within residential and small commercial refurbishments.
Real electrical work
See the work behind the offer
Kitchen lighting and consumer-unit wiring from our published work. The captions distinguish the finished installation from work in progress.
Electrical project scope
Electrical work within your refurbishment
We take enquiries for electrical work within residential and small commercial refurbishments. Lighting, circuits and controls are considered together, with a written electrical scope for the proposed work.
Small commercial refurbishment electrical work
Share the intended use, proposed electrical changes and any access or working-hours constraints so the scope can be checked.
Kitchen and bathroom electrical work
Plan electrical requirements, lighting and controls alongside the proposed room layout. Explore kitchen rewiring and renovation electrics .
Electrical planning before finishes
Discuss lighting, switching and useful control points while the layout is being planned, with installation and making-good boundaries agreed in writing.
A clear sequence
From your brief to electrical handover
We review the property, proposed electrical work, access and availability, then agree the assessment and quotation needed for the project.
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Share the electrical brief
Tell us the postcode, property type, areas affected and what you want to change. Plans and safe photos are optional.
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Agree any site assessment
If the existing installation or proposed work needs an on-site assessment, agree its purpose, timing and any charge before arranging the visit.
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Review the written quotation
The quotation sets out the electrical scope, assumptions, exclusions and responsibilities, including the arrangements agreed for the property and other trades.
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Agree the work stages
Access, occupied areas, necessary power interruptions and coordination with the builder are agreed in the quotation. First and second fix are planned where the work needs them.
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Testing, certification and handover
The agreed electrical work is followed by the relevant testing, certification and handover. The scope identifies the responsibilities and records to be provided.
You can also read how written quotations work on larger jobs or browse the full guide library .
Agreed in the quotation
Plan around the property and the other work
If the property will remain occupied
Tell us which areas need to remain in use and any access constraints. Working areas, stages and necessary power interruptions are agreed in the quotation; do not assume every area or circuit can stay available throughout the work.
Working alongside your builder
Share the builder's programme and the relevant contact arrangements. Coordination of the electrical stages and the responsibilities of other trades are agreed in the quotation. Our role remains the electrical work within the refurbishment.
Opening-up, making good and exclusions
The quotation records who is responsible for opening-up, making good, plastering and decoration. These are not automatically included in the electrical price; use the agreed inclusions and exclusions to check what each party will do.
Connected and future-aware
Smart and efficient by design
It is easier to consider everyday control while layouts and finishes are still being discussed. Compatibility, manual fallback and regulated responsibilities remain part of the check.
Controls and automation
Schedules, sensors and straightforward overrides
Plan useful routines while keeping normal everyday control clear and practical.
Lighting and switchingZones, scenes and sensor-aware lighting
Consider circuits, switching positions, daylight and room use before finishes close the options down.
Heating controlCompatible controls and a practical handover
Check the existing system, desired control points, schedules and supported setup before devices are chosen.
Data, monitoring, security and accessPlan the connections as part of the home
Consider data and Wi-Fi requirements, monitoring, CCTV, entry and shared access with privacy-aware setup.
A useful first message
Start with four practical details
A short outline is enough to start the conversation. Plans, surveys and safe photos can follow when they are relevant.
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Property and postcode
Share the postcode and say whether this is a house, flat or small commercial property, and whether it will be occupied during the work.
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What you want to change
Describe the areas affected, proposed electrical changes and the priorities that matter most to the people using the property.
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Useful information already available
Mention drawings, surveys or permissions if you have them. They are not required for the first message.
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Access and availability
Add parking, communal entrance, stairs, working-hours or access constraints. Privacy-safe photos are optional.
Before you book essentials
Projects FAQs
What kind of refurbishment work does WSH take on?
Our offer is electrical work within residential and small commercial refurbishment projects. Share the proposed electrical changes, property details and practical constraints so we can check the scope before preparing a written quotation.
Do you accept both residential and small commercial projects?
Yes. We accept enquiries for electrical work within refurbishments of houses, flats and small commercial properties. The address, electrical scope, access and availability are checked for each enquiry.
Can smart-home and electrical planning be included?
Yes, where it suits the electrical brief. Controls, lighting zones, data and Wi-Fi, monitoring, security, access and sensible future provisions can be considered early, subject to compatibility and clearly agreed regulated responsibilities.
How is a larger project priced?
Larger electrical work is assessed and set out in a written quotation. Small-job hourly rates do not price a refurbishment project. The quote records scope, assumptions, exclusions, work stages and responsibilities. Read the project quotation guidance .
Who carries out the electrical work and certification?
Electricians working for WSH carry out the electrical work, testing and certification. We confirm the electrical scope and any required specialist responsibilities before work starts. Building, structural and other trades' responsibilities are agreed separately.
What about occupied properties, builders and making good?
Occupied-property arrangements, coordination with a customer's builder and making-good responsibilities are agreed in the quotation. Tell us the access constraints and any other work programme. Opening-up, plastering and decoration are not automatically included in the electrical price; check the agreed inclusions and exclusions.
What details are useful in the first message?
The useful basics are the property location, intended changes, main priorities and any access constraints. Drawings or surveys can follow when they are relevant.
Do you cover project enquiries in NW10, NW2, NW6 and NW8?
Suitable residential and small commercial electrical project enquiries can be considered in NW10, NW2, NW6 and NW8, subject to an address, scope, access and availability check. Check the Areas page for full coverage guidance.
Discuss the electrical work for your project
Send your postcode and a short electrical brief. Plans and photos are optional; share only relevant material that is safe to send. Enquiry material is not published or used for marketing without separate permission.