
A partial rewire in Monmouth replaces the old or damaged wiring in part of your home, such as one floor, a kitchen or an extension, without rewiring the whole house. Quotes are free.

If an EICR shows problems on only some circuits, or you're renovating one part of the house, a partial rewire can put that right without disturbing every room. It's common for kitchens, extensions, lofts and older circuits added by previous owners.
Before quoting, we test the circuits you're keeping to make sure they're in good order. New wiring has to connect safely to the old, so if the rest of the installation is in poor condition, we'll tell you honestly whether a full rewire would be better value.
Because the work is limited to the circuits that need it, a partial rewire takes less time and causes less mess than a full one. Rooms outside the work area stay usable, and the power is only off while we're connecting or testing.
We start by testing the existing installation to find out which circuits need replacing and which can stay. Then we agree the scope with you, including any extra sockets or lights you'd like, and give you a free quote for the work.
On the day, we work only in the agreed areas, lifting boards and chasing walls as needed and protecting your belongings. New circuits are connected to the consumer unit, tested and certified, and we confirm the rest of the installation is safe to stay in use.
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.
Usually, yes, because fewer circuits are replaced and less of the house is disturbed. The saving depends on how much of the wiring needs changing. We test first and quote for exactly what's needed, so you only pay for the circuits that need replacing.
Yes, as long as the old wiring is in good condition and properly earthed. We test the circuits you're keeping before connecting anything new to them. If the older wiring isn't safe to keep, we'll explain why and talk you through the options.
Usually, yes. Adding or replacing whole circuits is notifiable work in both Wales and England, so we notify building control as NAPIT members. Smaller changes to existing circuits may not be. We'll tell you which applies to your job before any work starts.
It depends on how many circuits are replaced and how easy the access is. A single room or kitchen might take a couple of days, while a whole floor takes longer. We give you a timescale with the quote so you can plan around it.
We carry out partial rewires across these areas. Choose yours for more information.
Tell us which rooms or circuits are worrying you, and we'll test them and give you a free quote.