Electrician in Stevenage

Stevenage’s 1950s and 60s homes, rewired properly

Stevenage was designated England’s first New Town in 1946, and whole neighbourhoods went up in the two decades that followed. The wiring from that era has served well, but ageing cables, limited socket provision and old fuse boards without RCD protection were never designed for the demands of a modern household.

If your home still has its original installation, an EICR is the sensible first step: it tells you exactly where the installation stands. From there we can plan anything from a straightforward consumer unit upgrade to a full rewire, worked room by room to keep disruption down, tested throughout, and certified to BS 7671 18th Edition with Part P notification through NAPIT.

Newer parts of town such as Great Ashby, Poplars and Symonds Green tend to need different work — extra sockets, garden power, EV charge points and smart home upgrades — and we cover all of that too, alongside commercial work for Stevenage businesses.

Do you cover all of Stevenage?

Yes. We are based in the town and cover every neighbourhood, including the Old Town, Bedwell, Broadwater, Chells, Symonds Green, Poplars, Great Ashby, Shephall and St Nicholas, across both SG1 and SG2 postcodes. Wherever you are in Stevenage, you are only a short drive from us.

How quickly can you get to me in Stevenage?

Faster than anywhere else we work, simply because Stevenage is our home base. For urgent faults we can often attend the same day, and genuine emergencies are prioritised 24/7. For planned work such as rewires, EICRs or new circuits, we will agree a date that suits you when you book.

Do you do landlord EICRs in Stevenage?

Yes. We carry out Electrical Installation Condition Reports for landlords, letting agents and homeowners across Stevenage. You get a clear report on the condition of the installation, a straightforward explanation of any faults found, and a certificate issued through NAPIT, which is the paperwork you need for rental compliance.

Can you handle emergency call-outs in Stevenage?

Yes. We answer emergency calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and being based in Stevenage means we can usually reach you quickly at any hour. Power loss, burning smells at the fuse board, tripping RCDs and other urgent faults are made safe first, then repaired properly.