About the service:
A consumer unit upgrade involves replacing an outdated fuse board with a modern unit incorporating RCBO protection, improved fault protection, and enhanced fire safety.
Older consumer units—particularly those with rewireable fuses, split-load RCDs, or plastic enclosures—often fail to meet current safety standards and may not provide adequate protection against electric shock, fire, or circuit faults.
We provide professional consumer unit upgrades across London and surrounding areas, ensuring your electrical installation is safe, compliant, and future-proof.
When Is a Consumer Unit Upgrade Recommended?
A consumer unit upgrade is strongly recommended if:
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Your property still has fuses or an old split-load board
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There is no RCBO/RCD protection on individual circuits
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The existing unit is plastic and not fire-resistant
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You are experiencing nuisance tripping
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You are carrying out a property refurbishment
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An EICR has identified C2 or FI observations
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You are a landlord needing to meet current safety standards for renting or selling your property
Why choose us:
Qualified and experienced electricians
Fully insured and certified
RCBO-only installations (no shortcuts)
Clean, tidy and professional workmanship
Transparent pricing and clear communication
Covering London and surrounding areas
Areas We Cover:
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North West London:
NW1 – (Camden, Regent’s Park), NW2 – (Cricklewood, Neasden), NW3 – (Hampstead, Belsize Park), NW4 – (Hendon, Brent Cross), NW5 – Kentish Town, NW6 – (Kilburn, Queen’s Park), NW7 – Mill Hill, NW8 – St John’s Wood, NW9 – (Colindale, Kingsbury), NW10 – (Willesden, Harlesden), NW11 – (Golders Green, Hampstead Garden Suburb) -
West London:
W1 – (Mayfair, Soho, Marylebone), W2 – (Paddington, Bayswater), W3 – (Acton), W4 – (Chiswick), W5 – (Ealing), W6 – (Hammersmith), W7 – (Hanwell), W8 – (Kensington), W9 – (Maida Vale, Little Venice), W10 – (Ladbroke Grove, North Kensington), W11 – (Notting Hill), W12 – (Shepherd’s Bush), W13 – (West Ealing), W14 – (West Kensington). -
South West London:
SW1 – (Westminster, Victoria), SW2 – (Brixton), SW3 – (Chelsea), SW4 – (Clapham), SW5 – (Earl’s Court), SW6 – (Fulham), SW7 – (South Kensington), SW8 – (Vauxhall), SW9 – (Stockwell), SW10 – (West Brompton), SW11 – (Battersea), SW12 – (Balham), SW13 – (Barnes), SW14 – (Mortlake, East Sheen), SW15 – (Putney, Roehampton), SW16 – (Streatham), SW17 – (Tooting), SW18 – (Wandsworth), SW19 – (Wimbledon), SW20 – (Raynes Park, South Wimbledon).. -
North London:
N1 – (Islington, Hoxton), N2 – (East Finchley), N3 – (Finchley Central), N4 – (Finsbury Park), N5 – (Highbury), N6 – (Highgate), N7 – (Holloway), N8 – (Crouch End, Hornsey), N9 – (Lower Edmonton), N10 – (Muswell Hill), N11 – (Friern Barnet, New Southgate), N12 – (North Finchley), N13 – (Palmers Green), N14 – (Southgate), N15 – (Seven Sisters), N16 – (Stoke Newington), N17 – (Tottenham), N18 – (Upper Edmonton), N19 – (Archway, Tufnell Park), N20 – (Whetstone), N21 – (Winchmore Hill), N22 – (Wood Green).
Frequently Asked Question (FAQ)
Is a consumer unit upgrade mandatory?
Not always, but it is often required following an EICR or during major electrical works to meet current safety standards.
Will my power be off?
Yes, temporarily such as your fridge and general appliances. Although we have a portable power bank to keep your internet going and your work (if you are working on a laptop). We aim to minimise disruption and restore power within 2-3 hours.
Do I receive certification?
Yes. You will receive a full Electrical Installation Certificate(EIC) and Part P notification where applicable.
Will upgrading my consumer unit make my installation fully compliant?
Upgrading the consumer unit significantly improves safety and compliance; however, it does not automatically make the entire electrical installation fully compliant. During the upgrade, the existing circuits are inspected and tested, and any issues that could affect safety or compliance will be clearly identified and explained. Where necessary, remedial works may be recommended to ensure the installation meets BS 7671 requirements.
