• More Powerpoints in Useful Places: Add outlets where you charge devices, work, entertain or use appliances, rather than relying on multi-boxes or extension leads.
  • Layered LED Lighting: Combine general lighting, task lighting and feature lighting to suit cooking, getting ready, relaxing and entertaining.
  • Modern Switches and Dimmers: Update worn fittings and use dimmers or smart controls to create flexible lighting scenes.
  • Kitchen, Bathroom and Laundry Extraction: Plan connections for rangehoods, bathroom fans and ventilation so these systems work smoothly with the renovation.
  • The size of the renovation and number of rooms, circuits, outlets and lighting points required.
  • The condition of existing wiring, switchboard capacity and whether full or partial rewiring is needed.
  • Appliance connections, heating, ventilation, data cabling and other specialty electrical requirements.
  • Access to walls, ceilings and roof spaces, plus the best stage to complete each part of the work.

When should I involve an electrician in my renovation?

Involve an electrician as early as possible, ideally while you are finalising layouts and before walls or ceilings are opened or closed. Early planning lets us map lighting, powerpoints, switches, appliance circuits, ventilation and data points properly, which can reduce changes later in the project.

Do I need to replace the wiring in an older home?

Not every older home needs a full rewire, but it is important to assess the condition of the existing installation before adding new circuits or fixtures. We can check the wiring, switchboard and current electrical load, then explain whether a targeted upgrade, partial rewire or more extensive work is the practical option.

Can you work with my builder or project manager?

Yes. We regularly coordinate electrical work with builders, kitchen companies, plumbers, plasterers and project managers. We can schedule the rough-in and final fit-off around the wider renovation programme, keeping the electrical work moving at the right stage and the finished result tidy.