House rewiring
in Kew.

A large Victorian mansion in Kew can have more than a century of electrical additions. Old rubber or cloth cable in the roof space, sub-boards added at different times, outbuildings wired off whatever was nearby. By the time an owner plans a renovation, the question is no longer whether the wiring is original, but how much of it is still safe. We inspect circuit by circuit, test the insulation and recommend either a staged rewire or a full one. Big houses are best rewired in stages when owners want to stay in them, working room by room or floor by floor. We take care to protect original plaster, floors and joinery, running new cable through ceiling spaces and subfloors. Where heritage controls cover the street, we keep visible outside work minimal. The result is a house that runs safely for decades.

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 Kew.