Trusted Electrician in Reigate

Electrician in Reigate for domestic fault finding, EICRs, rewiring, consumer unit replacement, EV chargers and electrical upgrades, with routes and existing circuits assessed before work.

5.0 (38 reviews)Calls answered 24/7

  • 14 years trading
  • Local to Banstead
  • Clear, upfront quotes

Services in Reigate

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  • Bank transfer

Parts of Reigate we cover

We serve Reigate from our base in Banstead.

Bell StreetWest StreetLondon RoadDoods RoadWray ParkSouth ParkWoodhatchMeadvale

5.038 reviews

“Quick to respond and organise a date for the work, very helpful and informative, and a successful consumer unit upgrade. Definitely recommended.”

Jon

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Why choose TMB Electrics

Photo of Trevor BushTrevor BushElectrician
Reviews
38
Rating
5.0
Trading since
2012
“I keep things straightforward: you deal with me from the first quote to the final check, with clear advice and no surprises along the way.”

Trevor Bush, TMB Electrics

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Photos of our work

Compact consumer unit with surge protection and labelled circuits
Open consumer unit showing neatly dressed circuit wiring
Scorched downlight and burnt ceiling around a halogen lamp
Consumer unit with bell transformer on a plastered wall
Ageing consumer unit with handwritten circuit labels
Kitchen downlights and under-cabinet lighting switched on

Frequently asked questions about electrical work in Reigate

Still have a question?

What is an EICR and does my Reigate property require one?

An Electrical Installation Condition Report, or EICR, is an inspection of the fixed wiring in a building to check for electrical safety and compliance. Landlords must obtain a satisfactory report every five years or at every change of tenancy. Homeowners often request an inspection before purchasing a house or when checking older cabling.

When should an older fuse board be upgraded to a modern consumer unit?

An upgrade is recommended when an existing fuse board lacks residual current devices, shows heat discolouration, or lacks capacity for new circuits such as an EV charger or electric shower. Modern consumer units incorporate surge protection and individual circuit breakers to prevent fires and reduce the risk of electric shock.

Can extra plug sockets and lights be added to an existing circuit?

Additional sockets and lighting points can be installed if testing confirms the existing circuit and consumer unit have sufficient capacity. The earthing and protective devices are verified before carrying out any alterations to ensure the system remains safe under load.

What happens if an electrical safety inspection reveals a defect?

If safety issues are found during testing, they are detailed on the inspection report using standard observation codes. The report explains what each defect means, why it requires remedial work, and what electrical repairs are needed to achieve a satisfactory outcome.

Can I make an electrical enquiry outside standard working hours?

Yes, phone calls are answered at any time, day or night, allowing you to discuss upcoming projects or report urgent electrical issues whenever convenient. Non-urgent diagnostic visits, repairs and installations are booked during normal daytime hours.

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