The Broad Oak by Heathfield
Fuse Box Replacement in Broad Oak
This is the Broad Oak in Heathfield and Waldron parish, just north east of Heathfield, not the village of the same name near Brede. Homeowners and landlords alike get a fixed price for a new board, and for let houses we can also supply the inspection paperwork a tenancy now needs.
- Part P registered installers
- Fitted and certified in a day
- Surge protection as standard
- Fixed prices, no surprises
- 17+ YearsEst. 2009 in Brighton & Hove
- 6 Year GuaranteeWorkmanship, every board
- Specialist TeamDirectly employed installers
- Free QuotationSurvey or photo, no call out fee
- 2,400+Boards replaced since 2009
What we do in Broad Oak
Fuse box services for Broad Oak
RCBO Consumer Units
AFDD Consumer Units
Surge Protection
Fuse Box Relocation
Landlord Fuse Box Upgrades
EICR Testing
Transparent Pricing
Free Fixed Quotes
Our standard installationFull RCBO board with surge protection
Homes close to town
Broad Oak housing and the boards we expect
Sitting so close to Heathfield, Broad Oak is a village rather than a scattered hamlet, with a mix of older houses and twentieth century homes. Plenty will have had a consumer unit fitted at some point since the 1980s, which can mean a working board that still leaves lighting circuits without RCD protection, or one housed in a plastic enclosure.
Plastic consumer units are no longer accepted for new work in homes; the regulations call for a non-combustible enclosure, usually steel. Bringing it up to date costs from £425 with dual RCDs or £625 for eight ways of RCBOs, and both include surge protection.
- Lighting circuits brought under RCD
- Plastic enclosures replaced in steel
- 8 way RCBO £625
- Surge protection included
Specified for Broad OakFor landlords
For landlords
Letting a Broad Oak home: the electrical checks
In England, a private landlord has to get the electrical installation in a rented home inspected and tested no less than once every five years, then hand tenants a copy of the report. Fuse boxes without RCD protection are among the things that report flags most often, which is why changing the board beforehand can spare you a second round of work.
An EICR on its own runs from £175 to £350, rising with the size of the property, but drops to £99 when done alongside a new board. For a house in multiple occupation, reports start at £350, and an RCBO board with AFDDs from £1,095 is worth discussing given the fire risk shared homes carry.
- An EICR every five years or sooner
- £99 alongside a new board
- Standalone EICR £175 to £350
- HMO reports from £350
Getting to you
Coming out to Broad Oak
Broad Oak lies just past Heathfield to the north east, and we travel from Brighton & Hove without adding a penny for the journey. If you are a landlord, send pictures of the board and say whether the house is currently let, so we can plan access. Report a fault and getting to you that same day is what we aim for.
Broad Oak (Heathfield and Waldron) at a glance
- ParishHeathfield and Waldron
- CouncilWealden District Council
- PostcodeTN21
- Nearest townHeathfield, 2.1 km to the south west
- Not to be confused withBroad Oak near Brede
How long does it take?
A new consumer unit, fitted in a day
- 01The first hour
Protect, isolate, strip out
- 02Hours two to four
Fit and terminate the new board
- 03Hour five
Test every single circuit
- 04The final hour
Energise, label, walk through
Not sure how many ways your board needs?
Text a photo of your current fuse box to 0333 360 8691 and we will tell you, with a fixed price, today.
Pricing guide
Fixed prices in Broad Oak
Dual RCD board
6 way, from£425- Ideal for 1 to 2 bed flats
- 10 way from £495
- Surge protection included
High integrity
12 way, from£575- 3 to 4 bed houses
- Critical circuits isolated
- Surge protection included
Most popular
Full RCBO board
8 way, from£625- 10 to 12 way from £695
- 14 to 16 way from £795
- Our recommendation
RCBO + AFDD
10 way, from£1,095- 14 way from £1,295
- HMOs & period terraces
- Selected circuits from £845
Surge protection retrofit £165
Relocation with a new board add £250
Standalone relocation £395
EICR with any board £99
Standalone EICR £175 to £350
No travel charge to Broad Oak. Full breakdown on the pricing page.
Broad Oak questions
Asked in Broad Oak
Still not sure?
Call for a straight answer from an installer, not a call centre.
Call 0333 360 8691This page covers Broad Oak in Heathfield and Waldron parish, TN21, in Wealden district. There is another Broad Oak near Brede in Rother district, and we work there too. Either way you pay the same, with nothing added for travel anywhere in Sussex, so the postcode is the only thing that changes.
No law says the fuse box itself must be replaced. What the rules demand is a safe installation, checked by an EICR no less often than every five years. If the report finds the board or its protection falls short, the landlord must put that right within the period given, which is 28 days or less.
Yes, though the power will be off for most of the visit, usually 4 to 6 hours. It helps to agree a date in advance so tenants can plan work and meals around it. We test everything before leaving, and both the landlord and the tenants can be sent a copy of the certificate.
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Book your Broad Oak fuse box replacement
Own or let a home in Broad Oak? A single picture of your fuse box, texted to 0333 360 8691, lets us fix a price on the board, the EICR or both together.
- Call, 8am to 8pm0333 360 8691
- CoverageBroad Oak (Heathfield and Waldron): TN21