Trusted Electrician in Wallington
Need an electrician in Wallington or Beddington? TMB Electrics provides fault finding, EICRs, consumer unit upgrades, rewiring and EV charger installation. Trevor works across flats, family homes and newer developments in SM6, checking the property before deciding whether it needs repair, added capacity or wider electrical renewal.
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- 14 years trading
- Local to Banstead
- Clear, upfront quotes
Services in Wallington
Electrical fault finding in Wallington
from £80 an hour
House Rewiring in Wallington
from £1,800
Consumer unit replacement in Wallington
from £375
EV charger installation in Wallington
from £400
EICR and electrical testing
from £150
Electric shower installation
from £220
PAT testing
from £120
Starlink installation
from £350
Downlight installation
from £150
Garden & outdoor lighting
from £500
Outbuilding and summerhouse electrics
from £450
Kitchen electrical refit
from £1,500
Commercial power & socket installation
from £1,000
Emergency call-out & make safe
from £80 an hour
Minor works certification
from £80
Light fitting and switch replacement
from £50
Socket and switch installation
from £80
Extractor fan installation
from £120
Immersion heater repair
from £80 an hour
Smoke & heat alarm installation
from £150
Data and network point installation
from £120
Handyman and general building work
from £80 an hour
Emergency lighting test & certificate
from £150
Armoured cable supply run
from £250
Electrician day rate
from £80 an hour
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
Parts of Wallington we cover
We serve Wallington from our base in Banstead.
5.038 reviews
“From the initial quote to the final cleanup, everything was handled with utmost professionalism. Trevor clearly communiated what he was going to do and he arrived on time. The installation was smooth, efficient without any mess. Trevor ensured all the fixtures were working and were functioning properly. Plus the cost was fair and transparent with no hidden fees or surprises. I wouldnt hesitate to recommend TMB to anyone looking for reliable, knowledgable and friendly electrical services. I would definitely call him again for other work around the house.”
Kuldip
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Trevor 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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WhatsAppWhat is included in an EICR testing visit?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report involves a visual check of accessories, cables and the consumer unit, followed by testing of each circuit. We measure earth continuity, insulation resistance and breaker trip times, recording all observations and defect codes on a formal report.
How often should rental properties in Wallington have an EICR?
Private rented properties require an updated electrical inspection condition report at least every five years, or at the start of a new tenancy. Landlords must provide a copy of this completed report to tenants and retain it for local housing authority checks.
When does a consumer unit need replacing?
A fuse board should be upgraded if it still uses rewirable fuses, shows signs of heat damage, lacks modern residual current protection, or cannot accommodate additional circuits needed for electric vehicle chargers or kitchen expansions.
Can extra sockets be added without rewiring a whole room?
Yes, additional single or double sockets can often be spurred from existing ring main circuits or radial circuits, provided existing cabling, earthing arrangements and consumer unit protection comply with safety standards.
What power supply is required for a 7.4kW home EV charger?
A 7.4kW home car charging point requires a dedicated 32-amp circuit run directly from the consumer unit, appropriate residual current and surge protection devices, and a main earthing arrangement that satisfies current electrical regulations.