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Electrical services · London

Residential electricians in London for planned installations and rewires.

PEP delivers coordinated electrical work for London homes, apartments and residential developments. From the initial survey and project coordination through first fix, second fix, testing and certification, one experienced team remains accountable for the complete installation.

Serving Central, West and North West London.

NICEIC Domestic Installer Scheme
Family-run business since 2010
More than 20 years of London experience
NICEICDomestic Installer SchemeCertified since 2010Gas Safe RegisterRegistered businessGas Safe No. 520933
ViessmannInstaller statusViessmann Trained Installer
VaillantInstaller statusVaillant Advance Installer

Property-wide planning

Electrical work planned around the whole property.

A successful electrical installation is not simply a collection of sockets, switches and circuits. It needs to work with the layout of the property, the lighting design, heating controls, mechanical equipment, security systems and the way the building will ultimately be used.

PEP provides residential electrical services for complete refurbishments, major upgrades and technically demanding installations. We work with homeowners, main contractors, architects, designers and other specialists to establish a clear scope before installation begins.

Our focus is on organised delivery, clear responsibility and an installation that can be properly tested, certified and handed over at the end of the project.

What we deliver

Electrical services for London homes and residential projects.

Five connected disciplines, delivered by one accountable team from first survey to final certification.

01

Full house rewiring

Complete and partial rewiring for houses, apartments and residential refurbishments. We assess the existing installation, plan the required circuits and carry out the work through first fix, second fix, testing and certification.

02

Residential electrical installations

New electrical installations for property refurbishments, extensions and residential developments, including power, lighting, distribution and the electrical infrastructure required by other building systems.

03

Consumer units and distribution

Consumer unit replacement, protective device upgrades and distribution arrangements designed around the requirements of the property and the proposed electrical loads.

04

Lighting and control infrastructure

Electrical infrastructure for architectural lighting, dimming systems, external lighting, heating controls, pumps, security, AV equipment and other specialist systems.

05

Inspection, testing and certification

Inspection and testing are incorporated into the installation process. On completion, the relevant electrical certification and handover information are provided for the completed work.

First-fix wiring installation in a London residential property01 · House rewiring

House rewiring

Full house rewiring in London.

Older properties are not always suitable for the electrical demands of a modern household. Alterations made over many years can also leave an installation with inadequate circuit provision, poor accessibility or components from several different periods.

PEP carries out full and partial house rewiring as part of refurbishment and property improvement projects across London. The installation is planned around the proposed room layouts, kitchen equipment, lighting design, heating systems and future use of the property.

Depending on the scope, the work can include:

  • Assessment of the existing electrical installation
  • New power and lighting circuits
  • Additional sockets and dedicated appliance supplies
  • Kitchen and utility room circuits
  • Bathroom and external electrical supplies
  • Smoke and heat alarm infrastructure
  • Consumer unit and protective device upgrades
  • First-fix and second-fix installation
  • Inspection, testing and electrical certification

Where a property remains occupied, access, isolation and disruption need to be considered carefully. Where the work forms part of a larger refurbishment, we coordinate the electrical programme with builders, plumbers, heating engineers, joiners and decorators.

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Residential installations

Planned electrical installations for residential projects.

PEP delivers complete electrical installations for residential refurbishments, extensions and development projects.

Before installation begins, we review the available drawings, equipment requirements and intended use of each area. This allows circuits, distribution equipment and cable routes to be planned before walls, ceilings and finished surfaces are closed.

Our electrical installation work can include:

  • Main distribution and sub-distribution
  • Single-phase and three-phase supplies where required
  • General power and dedicated equipment circuits
  • Internal and external lighting
  • Architectural lighting infrastructure
  • Kitchens, utility rooms and specialist appliances
  • Electric heating and control supplies
  • Pumps and mechanical equipment
  • Data, security and AV infrastructure
  • Testing, certification and final handover

We can work directly for the homeowner or as part of a wider professional team. Clear coordination during the early stages helps reduce late changes, avoid conflicts between services and produce a more organised final installation.

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Lighting & controls

Lighting, controls and integrated building services.

Modern residential projects often require the electrical installation to interact with several other systems.

Lighting controls, heating zones, pumps, boilers, plant-room equipment, security systems and AV installations may all require dedicated supplies or electrical interfaces. If these requirements are not coordinated early, problems frequently appear during the later stages of the project.

PEP’s electrical, plumbing and heating experience allows us to consider these interfaces as part of one coordinated installation. This is particularly valuable during complete refurbishments and technically demanding residential projects.

Our electricians can provide the electrical infrastructure required for:

  • Architectural and decorative lighting
  • Dimming and lighting control systems
  • Heating controls and zone equipment
  • Pumps and plant-room components
  • Mechanical ventilation equipment
  • Security and access-control systems
  • Data and audiovisual installations
  • External lighting and garden equipment

Specialist systems may be commissioned by their respective manufacturers or approved specialists, while PEP provides and coordinates the necessary electrical infrastructure.

Our accreditation

Qualified delivery. Accountable from start to finish.

Registered credentials behind every completed installation.

PEP is a family-run London contractor trading since 2010, with more than 20 years of industry experience in the capital.

We believe responsibility should remain clear throughout the project. Our involvement can begin with the initial survey and continue through planning, installation, testing, certification and handover.

PEP is registered under the NICEIC Domestic Installer Scheme for domestic electrical installation work. Our wider team also includes Gas Safe registered engineers, allowing electrical and mechanical elements to be coordinated where project scopes overlap.

  • NICEIC Domestic Installer Scheme
  • Gas Safe Registered Business No. 520933
  • Vaillant Advance Installer
  • Viessmann Trained Installer

From survey to handover

How we deliver an electrical project.

Clear decisions early, coordinated work on site and a completed installation that is tested and certified before handover.

01

Survey and project brief

We review the property, the existing installation and the proposed scope. Where drawings or specifications are available, they are considered during this stage.

02

Scope and coordination

Circuits, distribution, equipment supplies and interfaces with other services are identified. Responsibilities and project requirements are clarified before installation begins.

03

First-fix installation

Cabling, containment, back boxes and concealed infrastructure are installed in coordination with the wider building programme.

04

Second fix and completion

Accessories, equipment connections, consumer units and visible components are installed once the property is ready.

05

Testing, certification and handover

The completed installation is inspected and tested. Applicable certification and final information are prepared as part of the handover.

Coverage

Electricians serving Central, West and North West London.

PEP provides planned residential electrical services across London, with a particular focus on Central, West and North West London.

For larger residential and integrated projects, contact our team to discuss work in other parts of London.

Core service areas

  • Notting Hill
  • Kensington
  • Chelsea
  • Chiswick
  • Hampstead
  • St John’s Wood
  • Maida Vale
  • Holland Park
  • Westminster
  • Fulham

Project costs

What affects the cost of electrical work?

The cost of an electrical installation depends on the property and the required scope rather than the number of rooms alone.

Important factors include:

  • The condition of the existing installation
  • The number and type of required circuits
  • Property size and accessibility
  • Whether the property is occupied
  • Lighting and control specifications
  • Specialist appliances and equipment
  • Distribution and consumer unit requirements
  • The extent of making good
  • Parking, access and Central London restrictions
  • Coordination with other contractors

Following an initial discussion and, where required, a site survey, we can prepare a clear scope for the proposed electrical work.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions.

If the project is already designed, send the drawings. If it is still taking shape, bring us in early and we will help define the practical route forward.

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01Do you undertake small electrical repairs?

Our main focus is planned residential work, major upgrades, full rewires and complete electrical installations. Contact us with the details of the work and we will confirm whether it fits our service.

02Can PEP undertake a complete house rewire?

Yes. We carry out full and partial rewires for houses and apartments, including first fix, second fix, consumer unit work, testing and certification.

03Do you work with architects and main contractors?

Yes. We can work directly with homeowners or coordinate with architects, designers, main contractors and specialist system installers.

04Can you coordinate electrical work with heating and plumbing?

Yes. PEP provides electrical, plumbing and heating services. This allows interfaces such as heating controls, pumps, plant equipment and associated electrical supplies to be considered together.

05Will the electrical work be certified?

Applicable inspection, testing and electrical certification are included according to the completed scope of work.

06Can electrical work be completed in an occupied property?

Some work can be organised in occupied properties, but the practical approach depends on access, the required isolations and the extent of the installation. These factors are discussed during the survey and planning stage.

07Which areas of London do you cover?

We primarily serve Central, West and North West London, including Notting Hill, Kensington, Chelsea, Chiswick, Hampstead, St John’s Wood and Maida Vale.

Get in touch

Discuss your electrical project with PEP.

Whether you are planning a complete refurbishment, a full house rewire or a technically demanding residential electrical installation, speak to our team about the property, the proposed programme and the required scope.

One accountable team from survey to testing, certification and handover.