Kingswood
Fuse box upgraded to a modern RCBO board
Old rewireable board out, full RCBO protection in, everything labelled and certified.
About this service →I'm based in Hanham, which puts Bath twenty-odd minutes down the A4 through Keynsham and Saltford, close enough that Bath jobs are routine rather than an expedition, and the quote you get says so: no travel premium for normal work, and the minimum-visit threshold for small jobs stated up front rather than sprung.
Work I do in Bath
Longwell Green
Garden lighting, designed then wired
Lighting positions planned with the customer before a single cable went in the trench.
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Fishponds
Unsatisfactory EICR turned around in a week
Two C2s found at a landlord inspection; both remedied and a satisfactory report issued five days later.
About this service →Bath's housing stock: where the electrical work is different
Bath is the city where the walls push back. Georgian and Victorian terraces in Bath stone mean solid masonry that chases slowly and deserves better than trunking slapped across original plasterwork; multi-storey townhouses long since converted to flats, with communal supplies, meter cupboards of archaeological interest, and earthing arrangements from several different decades sharing one building; and a listed-building density like nowhere else in the region, where alterations that affect the building's character can need listed building consent before anyone cuts a chase, so the routing conversation happens with the paperwork in mind, not after it. The practical consequences: surface-run and cellar/void routing gets planned where cutting original fabric is off the table, EICRs on converted buildings take the time their circuit-archaeology demands, and "we'll just chase it in" is a sentence you should distrust from anyone quoting a listed Bath property unseen.
Services Bath asks for most
EICRs for the city's enormous stock of period conversions and rentals · full and partial rewires where the originals have finally aged out · fault finding, because old installations fail interestingly · consumer unit upgrades, the highest-value single improvement most period houses can make.
Do you charge travel to Bath?
Not for normal-sized work; Bath is inside my everyday patch. Very small jobs anywhere carry the same minimum-visit price, which the quote states before you book.
Can you work on a listed building?
Yes, and the honest answer includes the caveat: works affecting a listed building's character can require consent, so routes and methods get chosen with that in mind, and where consent questions arise they're flagged to you before work, not discovered after. Sympathetic routing usually solves what chasing would have spoiled.
Do you cover Keynsham and Saltford on the way?
Daily, they're literally on the route. Keynsham sits in my home patch and Saltford jobs pair neatly with Bath runs, which sometimes makes shared scheduling cheaper for both.
