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Illustration: an electrician working on a wall installation in a tall period townhouse with sash windows and retained plasterwork, Notting Hill.

Notting Hill · London

Electrician in Notting Hill

Electrical installation planned around the whole house, from lower-ground living spaces to the bedrooms above.

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Electrical services

One plan across several floors

A Notting Hill townhouse refurbishment can involve a kitchen downstairs, reception rooms at entrance level and bedrooms spread over the upper floors. Each room has its own requirements, but the cable routes, distribution and construction programme need to work together. PEP plans residential electrical installations with that complete picture in view. We establish what is being retained, which rooms are changing and how new circuits will reach them before first fix begins.

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Agree the routes before finishes close

Tall rooms, cornices and existing joinery make early decisions valuable. We work through socket positions, fixed appliances and switching with the owner and the wider project team, recording where access is required. Vertical routes need coordination with plumbing and heating so that the same service space is not promised twice. The proposal identifies installation work, testing and handover, together with the parts of making good assigned to the builder.

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Choose the right electrical scope

Some projects need new circuits in selected rooms; others justify a full rewire. Replacing the consumer unit is a separate decision based on the existing installation and the proposed loads. PEP's published Notting Hill project shows our involvement in coordinated electrical, plumbing and heating infrastructure in a five-storey home. That project is useful context for a whole-house discussion; your property still needs its own survey and specification.

Before we quote

Useful details for your enquiry

A little information about your home helps us prepare a focused project discussion.

  • Floor plans showing the rooms and appliances being changed
  • Details of occupied areas that need an agreed working sequence
  • Any electrical certificates and a photograph of the existing board

Your questions

Planning the work

Can you coordinate electrical work with the other trades?

Yes. For a refurbishment we agree first-fix routes and second-fix readiness with the project team, so electrical work follows the same room programme as plumbing, heating and finishes.

Does work on several floors mean a full rewire?

Not automatically. We need to establish the condition and extent of the existing circuits and the changes you want before recommending a full or limited installation scope.

Let’s plan your Notting Hill project.

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.

Hero image: an illustrative scene inspired by local architecture; not a photograph of a completed PEP project.