Domestic Installer SchemeFamily-run business since 2010
Electrical services
Turn the interior plan into an installation plan
An electrical layout is most useful when it is read alongside the room elevations and furniture plan. In a Kensington refurbishment, a socket behind a cupboard or a switch conflicting with a door detail can undermine otherwise careful design. PEP works through the proposed points, equipment and routes with the owner and project team. We establish the installation requirements while changes can still be made on drawings, before they become changes to finished walls.
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Resolve the interfaces with joinery
Built-in wardrobes, kitchen cabinets and fitted desks can all influence connection positions and future access. We ask for dimensions and equipment information so that electrical first fix corresponds to the actual specification. Where the work depends on another specialist, their requirements need to be defined within the programme. Clear responsibility for design decisions, installation and final connections helps prevent gaps between the trades.
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Keep the electrical scope visible
The quotation identifies the rooms and circuits involved, the retained installation and the work needed to connect the new elements. We discuss access, supply interruptions and testing rather than leaving them implicit. Some projects require selected alterations; others call for a complete rewire or a consumer unit replacement. Those decisions follow the property's installation and the agreed brief, with completion records reflecting the work actually carried out.
Before we quote
Useful details for your enquiry
A little information about your home helps us prepare a focused project discussion.
Room layouts and joinery elevations at the same revision
A schedule of fixed appliances and their connection requirements
The finishes that must be retained or protected
Your questions
Planning the work
Can you work alongside my architect and interior designer?
Yes. Coordinating their drawings with the electrical specification helps settle point positions, routes and responsibilities before installation begins.
What happens if joinery positions change after first fix?
The electrical effect needs to be reviewed before the change is made. We explain any required alteration to wiring, access or cost rather than assuming a finished connection can simply move.
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.