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Electrical services
Join the extension to the existing home
A new kitchen or rear living space can change the electrical demands of a whole house. In Chiswick, PEP works on planned residential installations where an extension or refurbishment needs to connect sensibly with the retained rooms. We establish the incoming arrangement, the existing circuits and the new equipment before defining the work. That avoids treating the extension as a separate installation with no consideration for what supplies it.
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Set positions from the way you live
A dining area that becomes a homework space, a utility room with several appliances and a home office all need usable electrical points. We review those requirements with your layout, including furniture and built-in cupboards. First-fix decisions should be ready before the builder closes walls or finishes floors. We also identify the connections that depend on another trade, so equipment deliveries and second fix can be scheduled together.
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Keep retained circuits in the conversation
The proposal explains what will be added, altered or renewed and which parts of the installation are outside the work. If the existing wiring or consumer unit needs further attention, we discuss it before it becomes a surprise during the new-room installation. For an occupied family home, we agree access and expected supply interruptions alongside the building programme. Testing and the relevant completion records are included in the agreed electrical scope.
Before we quote
Useful details for your enquiry
A little information about your home helps us prepare a focused project discussion.
Extension plans together with the layout of the retained house
Appliance details for the kitchen and utility room
Any rooms that must remain available during building work
Your questions
Planning the work
Can you quote before the kitchen supplier finalises the plan?
We can discuss the project, but the final electrical specification needs confirmed appliance and connection positions. Late kitchen changes can affect first-fix work.
Can new circuits be connected to my existing consumer unit?
That depends on its suitability and the condition and capacity of the installation. We assess the proposed additions before deciding whether the board can remain.
Tell us about the property, the work you have in mind and your intended programme. We will help establish the next step and the information needed for a clear quotation.