
Our extension electrical work in Talke covers sockets, lighting, heating circuits and outside power for new extensions and loft conversions. We fit around your builder and certify everything at the end.

Electrical work in an extension happens in stages. We fit cables and back boxes once the walls and roof are up but before plastering, then return near the end for sockets, switches and lights. Getting the timing right with your builder avoids cutting into new plaster.
An extension adds load to your home, especially if it includes a kitchen, underfloor heating or a utility room. We check your consumer unit has space and suitable protection, and whether the main supply can take the extra demand, before the build reaches first fix.
Building control will want to see that the electrical work meets the regulations before they sign off your extension. We register notifiable work through our NICEIC scheme and give you the Electrical Installation Certificate to pass on to your inspector.
We look at the plans with you, agree positions for sockets, switches, lights and any heating controls, and check the existing consumer unit. You receive a free quote that splits the work into first fix and second fix, so it lines up with your builder's schedule.
At first fix, we run cables through the timber frame or blockwork and fit back boxes. Once plastering is done, we fit the accessories, connect the circuits and test everything. The certificate is ready for building control when the extension is finished.
Tell us what you need or what has gone wrong. We aim to respond the same day across Stoke-on-Trent.
We look at the job, explain what needs doing and give you a free quote before any work starts.
We finish the job, test everything we have worked on and hand over the certificate for your records.
Get in touch while the plans are being finalised, so we can check your supply and plan the layout. On site, we are needed for first fix once the walls and roof are up, and again for second fix after plastering. Your builder will usually tell you when each stage is near.
Not always. If your current board has spare ways and RCD protection, the new circuits can often be added to it. If it is old, full or has no RCDs, a new consumer unit may be needed. We check this early, so it is included in your budget.
Yes. A loft conversion needs new lighting, sockets and often a heating or extractor circuit, plus mains-linked smoke detection that building control will check. We plan the wiring around the new rooms and the stairs and certify the work when it is finished.
Yes. We work alongside builders on extensions across Stoke-on-Trent and the surrounding towns. We agree the dates for first and second fix with them, keep to the plan and let them know as soon as the electrical work is ready for the next stage.
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Send us your plans or tell us when the build starts, and we'll arrange a free quote for the electrical work.