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Electricians in Southampton — fuse board upgrades, rewiring, socket & switch installation and lighting installation.
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What We Do
Our Services in Southampton
What CWP Electrical Ltd can help with
Fuse Board Upgrades
Replace an old fuse box with a modern consumer unit to meet current safety standards in Southampton homes.
Rewiring
Full or partial rewiring of a property's electrical installation to update outdated cables and circuits in Southampton.
Socket & Switch Installation
Add new socket outlets and light switches or relocate existing ones throughout a Southampton property.
Lighting Installation
Install new light fittings, ceiling lights, downlights and decorative lighting solutions in Southampton homes and businesses.
EV Charger Installation
Install a dedicated home charging point for electric vehicles at a Southampton property with proper earthing and protection.
PAT Testing
Inspect and test portable electrical appliances in Southampton workplaces and businesses to ensure they are safe to use.
In detail
What each job covers
Fuse Board Upgrades
Assessment of the existing fuse box, disconnection of the old unit, installation of a new consumer unit with updated circuit breakers, and testing of all circuits to confirm safe operation.
When you need it. An old fuse box with rewirable fuses, frequent blown fuses, tripping circuits, or a property survey flagging outdated electrics.
Before you get in touch. Know the age of your property and whether you've had recent electrical problems or tripped circuits.
Rewiring
Removal of old wiring, installation of new cable runs throughout the property, updating socket and switch positions, fitting a new consumer unit, and full testing and certification.
When you need it. A property with fabric-insulated wiring, frequent electrical faults, inability to power modern appliances, or a survey recommending rewiring.
Before you get in touch. Establish the age and size of your property and which rooms need rewiring work.
Socket & Switch Installation
Planning cable routes, cutting out new backboxes in walls, running cable to the new location, fitting the socket or switch, and testing the circuit.
When you need it. Needing extra sockets in a room, poor outlet placement, wanting switches relocated, or adding power to a new area.
Before you get in touch. Decide where you want new sockets or switches and what they will be used for.
Lighting Installation
Planning lighting layout, running cables to new positions, fitting light fixtures and fittings, connecting to the lighting circuit, and testing all connections.
When you need it. Installing new light fittings, adding extra lighting to a room, upgrading to LED, or fitting decorative lights.
Before you get in touch. Choose your light fittings and have an idea of where you want them positioned.
EV Charger Installation
Site survey and assessment, installation of a dedicated circuit from the consumer unit, mounting the charge point, earth bonding, and testing the full installation.
When you need it. Purchasing an electric vehicle and needing a home charging point for regular overnight charging.
Before you get in touch. Check your parking location, driveway access, and whether you own the property or have landlord permission.
PAT Testing
Visual inspection of appliances for damage, electrical testing of leads and plugs, earth continuity testing, and insulation resistance testing, with a pass or fail certificate issued.
When you need it. Annual testing requirement for workplace appliances, new appliances entering a business, or after an appliance has been repaired.
Before you get in touch. Gather all portable appliances for testing and allow time for the inspector to work through them systematically.
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The Southampton electrician you can actually trust
- Based in Southampton, covering the surrounding area
- Covering Fuse Board Upgrades, Rewiring, Socket & Switch Installation and more
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Common questions
General guidance about electricians in the UK, not specific to any one business.
What is the difference between a fuse box and a consumer unit?
A fuse box uses replaceable wire fuses that blow when circuits overload. A consumer unit uses circuit breakers that switch off automatically and can be reset. Consumer units are safer and meet modern building regulations.
Can I add sockets to any wall?
Most internal walls can have sockets added, but the cable route must be planned to avoid pipes, structural timbers, and existing services. External walls need extra insulation considerations. An electrician will assess feasibility first.
What should I check before buying an EV charger?
Verify your home has adequate electricity supply (typically 32–40 amps), parking is fixed and dedicated, and the property is suitable for installation. A survey by an electrician confirms whether upgrades to the consumer unit are needed.
Why do electrical appliances need PAT testing?
PAT testing checks that appliance leads, plugs, and earth connections are safe and not damaged. It identifies faulty appliances before they cause electric shock or fire. Businesses are legally responsible for appliance safety on their premises.
How long does a full house rewire typically take?
A complete rewire usually takes 1–2 weeks depending on property size, layout, and whether walls need chasing or the property is empty. Disruption includes plaster chasing, new cable runs, and temporary disconnections during switchover to the new consumer unit.
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