Consumer Unit Replacement in Edinburgh & The Lothians
Experiencing flickering lights or tripped fuses in your home? It might be time to replace your fuse box.
What is a Consumer Unit?
Also known as a fuse box, a consumer unit is usually found in a cupboard in your home and it is the source of all different electrical circuits throughout the property. This unit is very important because it distributes power to your entire home, from sockets to lights to electric showers and more. Because this is such a vital part of your electricals, it is important to make sure it is up-to-date and functional, able to handle the electrical demand you need.
Energize Electrical can help you understand if you need to upgrade or replace your consumer unit, find the right one for you, and install it.
Get your free quote now, for single properties or multiple units. With over 1100 five-star reviews from our happy customers, you know you’re in good hands with our highly experienced team. We’re the highest rated electrician on Edinburgh Trusted Trader.
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How do I know if I need a fuse box replacement?
You might need a new consumer unit if yours is old or outdated. This could mean that it isn’t meeting current safety standards, or it can’t handle the electrical demand you’re placing on it. You might experience issues like flickering lights or tripped fuses. This can indicate problems with wiring or the consumer unit itself. Energize Electrical will conduct a survey of your property to find the issue, so you know exactly what is needed to keep your home safe.
We will guide you through the process to determine if you need a full or partial consumer unit upgrade, and let you know if there are any further issues that need to be addressed. We understand that getting work done in your home can be disruptive, and we always limit interruptions as much as possible so you can get back to normal.
What to expect from our consumer unit replacement service
Here’s what to expect from our fuse box replacement service:
- We’ll first determine the current condition of your consumer unit. This is usually done through an EICR test, or through a small scale inspection by one of our team.
- When we start working, we’ll isolate the power supply and safely remove your existing consumer unit. This will involve a brief interruption of electricity.
- Then we’ll get to work installing your brand new consumer unit, ensuring each connection works perfectly throughout your property.
- Finally, we’ll carry out final testing and issue you with a new EICR test certificate to let you know that your new consumer unit is ready to go.
- If you need any further work, we’ll discuss this with you so you’re in control every step of the way.
- Then we’ll give you all the paperwork! Your full EICR report can then be kept for 5 years.
The job itself involved running cable now while I had floor access available, with the charger installation to follow at a later date. The team arrived on time, talked me through the approach, kept me informed as they worked, and were happy to answer questions along the way. The work was completed neatly, with good attention to detail, and they tidied up properly afterwards.
Overall, Energize were responsive, professional and easy to deal with. The personal touch and willingness to think through the best solution made the difference for me. I’d be very happy to use them again and recommend them to others.
Energize were quick to respond to the initial enquiry. Communication throughout was clear and they were able to slot me into a cancellation to bring forward the works. Installer, Jordan, was efficient and job done right first time. Follow up from management team to make sure I was happy.
All in all, very happy.
Why choose Energize Electrical?
We are NICEIC approved, EIT 18th Edition Compliant, City & Guilds qualified, and proud to be one of the highest rated electricians on Edinburgh Trusted Trader with over 730 five-star reviews. Contact us today for consumer unit replacement in Edinburgh and the Lothians.
