Fuse Box Replacement in East Grinstead

That depends on your lease or tenancy, but usually the board serving your flat belongs to the flat, while the landlord or freeholder is responsible for the main supply and any shared parts. We can look at the arrangement, trace the supply and tell you which board feeds which part of the building, which makes it much easier to agree who pays for what.

Yes. We avoid cutting into historic timbers, use existing routes where they are safe, and surface mount where that is the more sympathetic option. If your house is listed, check with Mid Sussex District Council whether any part of the planned work needs consent. We will discuss positions and routes with you before starting.

Usually, yes. Each flat is treated as its own installation, so each gets its own board, its own full test and its own Electrical Installation Certificate. We will also check any landlord supply serving the hallways and stairs. Doing them together often makes access much simpler for the tenants and the managing agent.

Arc fault detection devices are designed to spot dangerous arcing in cables, such as damage from a nail or a loose connection, before it starts a fire. They are worth considering in older homes with timber construction or wiring that has been altered many times. An RCBO and AFDD 10 way board is £1,095 and a 14 way is £1,295.

Yes. Forest Row, Ashurst Wood, Sharpthorne and the surrounding villages are all included at our normal fixed prices. Some of the more rural properties here are on overhead supplies with their own earth rods, and we test those as part of the job and tell you if the rod needs attention.