Our electrical contractors will upgrade your fuse box to a modern consumer unit
We fully remove old fuse boards from your property and replace them with industry-standard, legally compliant consumer units (fuse boards). We test, inspect and label all circuits, making sure main earth bonding to water and gas supplies.
We will have to cut off power to your premises and will need access to all sockets and electrical items in your home to ensure function.
Once we are satisfied with our installation, we issue a new certificate and notify any local authorities and their building control departments (where necessary) .
Our units come with complete warranties and are fixed by OLEZ and NAPIT-registered electricians.
We are an absolutely certified electrical and consumer unit (fuse board) installer that assist property owners with improving the performance of the electrics at their buildings.
Our breadth of knowledge and expertise makes us an excellent choice for your fuse board removal and upgrade projects.
Our service is a no-fuss, hands-free (for you) installation, and we can have your space revived in as little as a few hours.
We also see to it that each installation is accompanied by a full EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) report so you can be doubly sure of peace of mind.
fill out our online free quote form, or book an installation date online
we will contact you to discuss your needs and confirm your details
our agent arrives on the day to carry out the agreed works
we collate a report and email it over to you within 24 hours
we inform any necessary authorities of our installation if required
Your property's fuse boards may well be in need of an upgrade in order to comply with the latest industry standards and regulations. If they are old fuse boards, then they need to be upgraded to a metal consumer unit which is safer and more reliable for your structure.
With newer consumer units (fuse boards), your building benefits from having one MCB (miniature circuit breaker) per electrical circuit in your space, meaning each circuit is easier to manage. It means that if there is a fault on one, your other circuits are not impacted.
million dwellings within the UK are housed with consumer units
centimeters (cm) to 145cm is how high a consumer unit should be mounted from the ground
years is how often a consumer unit should be checked and replaced (if necessary)
We are a qualified OLEZ, NAPIT and Competent Persons Register (CPR)business that work to the highest industry standards to ensure you get peace of mind and excellent results.
We are prompt, skilled and talented. With over a decade of experience in the electrical field, you can’t go wrong with us.
With a keen eye for the growing range of electrical projects , we are constantly expanding the areas we cover to accommodate local supply and demand.
Our reports will give you peace of mind that you comply with UK regulations, and your property is ready to be utilised.
Attention to every detail is our bread and butter. It’s what we pride ourselves on with every client we engage.
We have now serviced a huge number of clients throughout all the areas we cover and consistently receive high-star ratings on all the review sites we’re on.
Our team are on-hand and ready to assist.
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You want your space to be safe and livable especially if it's your only one or a source of income to you. A property's fusebox is an essential part of your building maintenance and should not be overlooked or dealt with as an afterthought.
[company] has been installing new consumer units for many years and we can have your unit wired up in just a few hours. You get a new fuse board and peace of mind that you or the inhabitants of your premises are properly secure.
Apart from the need to comply with government regulations, the latest consumer units are safer and enhance the efficiency of your home’s energy usage. Each circuit on your unit will have it’s own break which further minimises the risk of overloads, which can drain your energy consumption.
You should view your consumer unit as an investment, which adds value to your property via reduced bills, as well as protecting our property by decreasing the likelihood of electrical fires.
They are actually used for the same purpose. However, a fuse box is an older version of a break board, and a consumer unit is the upgraded, modern and much safer version. The older fuse box in most cases will no longer be compliant with the law. It functions inefficiently and isn’t easy to manage.
For example, if a fuse box experiences an electrical overload, the overloaded wire will melt and the circuit can not be switched back on until that wire is found and replaced. This will obviously incur costs for the owner. The modern consumer unit has a break switch which turns itself off should a faulty current be detected.
Unless you are a qualified and registered electrician, it would be unwise. And, even in an instance where you are, if you going to rent out the premises in question, it is better to have a 3rd party do it for you as then the entire process as well as the certificate issued will be viewed as impartial.