House rewiring
in Clifton Hill.

Careful restoration of floors, plaster and joinery can leave the wiring behind the walls unchanged. In Clifton Hill's Victorian and Edwardian homes, that often means old cable extended again and again, with joins that nobody mapped. A rewire is a measured, orderly process. We inspect the house first, decide which circuits are sound and which aren't and plan cable routes through the roof space and under the floor. That keeps most of the plaster as it is. Where we do need an access point, we make it small and put it somewhere easily patched. A rewire pairs naturally with a new board and updated safety switches. Families preparing for a renovation, or buying a house they plan to keep for years, get the most from doing it before the new finishes go in. We take an unhurried, tidy approach, because these houses deserve it.

What the job involves, warning signs and what's included are on our main house rewires page. For everything else we do locally, see electrician Clifton Hill.