General Power

General Power

Domestic

Delivering the Complete Domestic Electrical Service Solution

Our team of qualified electricians can design, install and maintain all types of electrical systems from General Power to lighting, heating and alarms.

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Paul Hunt’s professional contractors provide various services in regards to general power, including:

Advice & Maintenance on heating Installations & Components

Do you have old storage heaters that need removing? Are you worried about Asbestos? Do you need advice on whether to invest in storage heaters or panel heaters?

Advice on Lighting Installations & Components

Have you considered an LED upgrade? Overall, you can save time, money and energy with LED lighting.

Distribution Board (‘Fuse Board’) Upgrades & Repair works

How old is your Distribution Board? In reality, older distribution boards are prone to electrical faults and overheating, increasing the likelihood of fire.

Landscape & Security Lighting

Want to know what’s new in Outdoor lighting? Whether you are looking to add a focal point to your garden or increase the security around your property.

Full & Partial Rewiring

Do you need Re-wiring works? New circuits or cables re-routed? Has your property been re-wired in the last 25-30 years? If not, you will need to consider an upgrade to comply with British standards.

Legislation

Since 2005, all domestic electrical work must comply with part ‘P’ of Building Regulations. Part ‘P’ refers to legislation that ensures domestic electrics meet with current health and safety requirements. In order to comply, a professional must install or test all electrical work. It is likely that old installations are inadequate to deal with the demand for electrical devices in your home. This does not legally enforce you to update your existing wiring. However, If you are adding to existing installations or making significant alterations, it is essential that you consult an electrician.

Overall, the best advice is to have a qualified electrician carry out an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) to assess whether your property needs re-wiring.