
Extension electrics in Monmouth, from planning the layout to final testing. We wire new extensions, loft conversions and garage conversions, and work alongside your builder. Every quote is free.

The best time to decide where sockets, switches, lights and data points go is before plastering. We walk through the plans with you, mark everything out and make sure the layout suits how you'll use the room, whether it's a kitchen, bedroom or office.
An extension adds new circuits and extra load. We check your consumer unit has space and suitable protection, and that the earthing is up to standard. If the board needs upgrading, it's simplest to do it while the extension work is under way.
Extensions are signed off by building control, and the electrics are part of that. We notify new circuits through our NAPIT registration, and building control may ask for mains-powered smoke alarms. We give you the Electrical Installation Certificate your builder or building inspector will ask for.
We meet you, and ideally your builder, to go through the drawings and agree the layout. You get a free quote for the electrics and a clear idea of when we need to be on site, so the wiring fits neatly into the build programme.
First fix happens once the walls and roof are up, with cables and back boxes in place before plastering. After plastering, we return for second fix, fitting sockets, switches and lights and connecting the new circuits. Finally, we test everything and issue your certificate.
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.
It depends on the size of the extension, how many sockets, lights and circuits it needs, and whether the consumer unit needs upgrading. We price it from your plans and give you a free quote, so your builder can include the electrics in the overall budget.
Only if they're qualified to do electrical work and can certify it. Many builders bring in an electrician for this part of the job. We're happy to work alongside your builder, fitting our first and second fix around their schedule.
Often, yes. Building control usually requires mains-powered smoke alarms, linked together, when an extension adds habitable rooms. Your building inspector will confirm what's needed, and we can fit and connect the alarms as part of the extension electrics, then test them with you.
Yes. Conversions need the same planning as an extension: new circuits, sockets, lighting and often smoke alarms. Lofts can be tight for access, so we plan cable routes early, then test and certify the new circuits once the conversion is finished.
We wire extensions and conversions with builders and homeowners across these areas.
Send us your extension drawings or tell us about the build, and we'll price the electrics at no cost.