Our electrical installation service in Monmouth covers new sockets, showers, kitchens, extensions and garden rooms. We plan every job around how you'll use the space, and each new circuit is tested and certified.
Each installation below is explained in brief. Tap one to read the full details.
New circuits, extra power for a home office, wiring for an outbuilding or a full installation in a renovated property. We design each electrical installation to suit the space, fit it to the current wiring regulations and leave you with an Electrical Installation Certificate. See what's involved.
More about electrical installationCracked faceplates, loose sockets and scorch marks around a switch are more than cosmetic. We replace damaged sockets and switches for homes in Monmouth, swap old fittings for USB sockets or modern finishes, and check the wiring behind each one. Find out more about socket and switch replacement.
More about socket and switch replacementA backup generator keeps lights, heating and essentials running during a power cut. We fit a proper changeover switch so the generator can never feed power back into the grid, and wire it to the circuits you most want to keep on. See how a generator installation works.
More about generator installationAn electric shower heats water as you use it, so it doesn't rely on a boiler or hot water tank. It needs its own circuit, with cable sized for the shower's power rating and RCD protection. Read what's involved in an electric shower installation.
More about electric shower installationA new kitchen usually needs a circuit for the cooker and hob, sockets in the right places above the worktop, under-cabinet lighting and power for appliances. We work with your fitter to get the wiring in before the units go on. See how we handle kitchen electrical installation.
More about kitchen electrical installationAn extension needs its circuits planned early, before plastering, so sockets, switches and lights end up exactly where you want them. We wire extensions around Monmouth from first fix to final testing and check your consumer unit can take the extra load. Read more about extension electrics.
More about extension electricsA garden room or office needs a safe supply from the house, usually through armoured cable buried at the right depth. We fit a small consumer unit in the garden room, then add sockets, lighting and heating circuits to suit how you'll use it. Find out more about garden room electrics.
More about garden room electricsMost electric cookers and induction hobs need a dedicated circuit with the right cable size and a cooker switch. We check your existing circuit can handle the new appliance, connect it safely and test it before you start cooking. See what a cooker and hob installation involves.
More about cooker and hob installationNew wiring is hidden once the walls are plastered, so it needs to be right first time. Choose an electrician who plans the circuits before starting, works to the current wiring regulations and gives you an Electrical Installation Certificate for new circuits.
WJB Electrical is Level 3 qualified in electrical installation and has worked around Monmouth for 10 years. We talk through where you want everything first, give you a free quote with no obligation, and test and certify every circuit we install.
Ring us or send a few details about the job. We aim to respond the same day, with no call-out charge.
We come and look at the work, then give you a free quote with no obligation to go ahead.
We finish the job, test every circuit we've worked on and leave you with the right certificate.
Yes. Older homes can usually take new sockets and circuits, but we check the existing wiring and consumer unit first. If the board has no RCD protection or no space for new circuits, we'll explain the options and include them in your free quote.
It depends on the job. Notifiable work includes new circuits, consumer unit replacements and some work in bathrooms, while swapping a socket or a light fitting usually isn't. We'll tell you before we start whether your job needs notifying, and as NAPIT members we register it with building control for you.
It depends on the size of the job. A new socket or cooker circuit usually takes a few hours, while a kitchen or extension is wired in stages, with first fix before plastering and second fix after. We'll give you a timescale with your quote.
Yes. Many installations happen during building or kitchen work, so we fit in around the other trades. We agree when the first fix wiring needs to go in, come back for second fix once walls and units are finished, then test and certify the whole installation.
We work from Monmouth and cover the villages around it. Pick your area to see our installation work there.
Tell us what you'd like fitted and where, and we'll come out to give you a free, no-obligation quote.
