Rewiring a property can often be seen as a daunting process. At Ocean City Electrical, our team of electricians are highly trained and skilled to handle every part of the electrical rewiring process. We will work with you through every step of the process to ensure the design is correct and that you’re happy before work even begins. Once work starts, we install high-quality products to a professional standard as quickly as possible.
As an NICEIC-approved electrical company, Ocean City Electrical is regularly assessed by an external body to ensure our work is of the highest standard and complies with all current regulations.
Rewiring a property can be a messy, disruptive and costly process. That’s why, having vast experience in this field, Ocean City Electrical boasts a superb team of experienced electricians who can provide a high level of service and quality for the task. On completion of the project, we offer a full free 5-year warranty on all parts and labour which ensures peace of mind for our clients.
For the customer, the cost of rewiring is understandably a primary consideration. As well as the cost of the rewiring, there are inevitably separate costs that arise for work such as plastering and redecorating. In some circumstances (where practicable) repairs and partial rewiring may be an alternative option to fully rewiring.
For more information about our rewiring services, get in touch with the team at Ocean City Electrical today.
The average cost of a re-wire is £3500. This is based on a medium-sized, 3-bedroom terraced house. For an accurate quote, contact the team at Ocean City Electrical today.
The average time taken for our specialist team to rewire a home is 3 days. However, the exact timeframe for your project will depend on the unique specifications of the project as well as your property.
Plastering and decoration are not included in the cost. However, these additional services can be arranged for an additional fee.
Yes, we can rewire occupied properties. However, if access is restrictive then this may incur further costs.
The average lifespan of cabling varies dramatically due to several factors including the original design and installation as well as how the building has been used and maintained.