Rewiring a house is a complex, arduous job and as such can be quite expensive. Of course, the benefits far outweigh any cost, and who can put a price on their family’s safety.
As with most home improvement projects, there are a number of factors that affect the overall price you’ll pay to rewire your house. These include:
- Type of property
- Size and layout of the property
- Quality of fixtures and fittings
- Number of socket outlets
- Number of light fixtures
- The complexity of cable routes
- Whether the home is occupied or empty
- Where you live
A typical 3 bedroom semi detached will cost around £4500.
A typical 1 bedroom flat will cost around £2500.
In general, the price you’re quoted to rewire your house will include:
- Removal of old fittings and wiring
- New wiring throughout the property
- Standard white finish electrical wiring accessories
- Installation of a new metal consumer unit •Minor plastering work to damage walls and ceilings made during the rewire
- Circuit testing and final installation certification to prove all work meets current regulations