Kitchen electrical refit in Banstead

Kitchen electrical refits by TMB Electrics reposition power, lighting and appliance circuits to suit your new kitchen, completed with the testing and documentation the installation requires.

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Kitchen electrical refit prices

A kitchen electrical refit starts from £1,500. That starting price is for refitting the kitchen's power, lighting and appliance circuits, then leaving the testing and documents the installation needs.

From £1,500

Included

  • First fix cabling to the new socket, switch and appliance positions
  • Second fix of sockets, switches and appliance outlets after the units are in
  • Dedicated circuits and isolation for the hob, oven, dishwasher and similar appliances
  • Kitchen lighting points and switching
  • Testing of the new circuits and the certificates the work needs

Not included

  • Kitchen units, worktops and appliances
  • Plumbing, gas, tiling, plastering and decorating
  • A full house rewire beyond the kitchen, which starts from £1,800

Ways to pay

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  • American Express
  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay
  • Pay by bank
  • Bank transfer
  • Extra appliance circuits, more lighting points or a larger kitchen move the price above the starting figure.
  • A consumer unit upgrade, when the kitchen load needs one, starts from £375.
  • You receive written pricing before work begins.
New electrical cabling run through a stripped-back wall during a rewire by TMB Electrics

Who needs a kitchen electrical refit

A kitchen electrical refit is for a room where the units, appliances or lighting are moving, so the old sockets and cables no longer sit in the right place.

  • A new kitchen in the houseThe hob, oven, dishwasher and other appliances need dedicated points where the new units will stand.
  • A kitchen layout that has changedAn island, a different sink wall or a moved cooker needs new circuits rather than trailing leads.
  • A rental kitchen being replacedLandlords need the new kitchen wired, tested and left with certificates for the property.
  • New appliances that need more powerAn induction hob, boiling tap or extra ovens can need circuits the old kitchen did not have.

What happens on the day

The kitchen circuits that will change are isolated, the new points are fitted to the layout, and you are left with the test results and certificates.

  • Arrival and isolationTMB Electrics identifies the kitchen circuits that will change and isolates them before any cables are moved.
  • Fitting the kitchen circuitsCables, sockets, switches and appliance outlets are fitted to the new kitchen layout, with isolation for fixed appliances.
  • Testing and certificatesThe new circuits are tested and you are left with the certificates, plus Part P notification when the work is notifiable.

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Why choose TMB Electrics

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“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

Small consumer unit fitted above the meter on a brick wall
Inside a consumer unit with labelled circuit conductors
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

Kitchen electrical refit questions

Still have a question?

How much does a kitchen electrical refit cost?

A kitchen electrical refit with TMB Electrics starts from £1,500. The figure moves with appliance circuits, lighting points and the size of the kitchen. You get a written price before the work starts.

Will the rest of the house keep power?

Kitchen circuits that are being changed are isolated for the work. Other circuits stay on when they can be left untouched. TMB Electrics will say on the day which kitchen and nearby points will be off.

Do I need a new fuse board as well?

Not every kitchen electrical refit needs a new fuse board, also called a consumer unit. Extra hob, oven and dishwasher circuits sometimes need spare ways or a consumer unit upgrade, which starts from £375. TMB Electrics prices the kitchen refit and any board work separately in writing.

Is a kitchen electrical refit notifiable?

New circuits in a kitchen can be notifiable work. TMB Electrics is Part P certified for notifiable work and handles that notification when it applies. You are left with the certificates for the kitchen.

Can you work around a kitchen fitter?

TMB Electrics times first fix before the units go in and second fix after they are fitted. That sequence puts sockets and appliance outlets on the finished walls. The fitter's dates are used to time those two electrical visits.

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