Electricians in South London.Tested, certified, signed off.
Consumer unit replacements, rewires, EICR inspections and EV charger installations. Every job is tested to the 18th Edition wiring regulations and issued with the correct certificate on completion.
What do you need done?
Select the work and you will see what it involves on site, which certificate it produces and how long to allow.
Will your supply
take one?
Three things decide whether a home charge point is straightforward or needs work first. Set them below for an indication — the survey confirms it properly.
Certification is
the deliverable.
Electrical work is judged on its documentation as much as its workmanship. This is what leaves site with you, and why each one matters.
One team, both trades.
Bathrooms, heating controls and boiler wiring all sit on the line between plumbing and electrics. We cover both sides, so nothing waits on a second contractor.
Zoned installations to Part 701 of BS 7671: extractor fans, shaver points, IP-rated downlights, heated mirrors and electric underfloor heating, all installed with the right protection for the zone they sit in.
Wiring centres, motorised valves, cylinder thermostats and smart controls. Heating faults are often electrical faults, and having both qualifications on the same van avoids two callouts and two opinions.
Rented properties in England need a satisfactory EICR every five years and a gas safety certificate every twelve months. We can carry out both on the same visit and send the paperwork to you and your agent together.
Older wiring,
known quantities.
Rubber and rewireable fuse installations still turn up regularly in South London housing stock. Check your postcode or open your area.
Sutton
Post-war housing where original fuse boards and undersized supplies are still in service.
SW19 · SW20Wimbledon
Larger properties with circuits added over decades and boards long past capacity.
SW4 · SW9Clapham
Converted flats where landlord EICRs and shared supplies need careful documentation.
SW15Putney
Period conversions with part-rewired installations and mixed cable types on one board.
SW11Battersea
New-build apartments alongside terraces needing full rewires and EV charge points.
KT1 · KT2Kingston upon Thames
Family homes adding chargers, garden supplies and extra circuits to existing boards.
Tested properly,
documented properly.
Recent work across South London homes and rented properties.
Booked a full bathroom refit. The team was punctual and the price matched the quote exactly. Our older Victorian house had complicated pipework and they handled it without any fuss.
Wimbledon
Used TopFix twice now, once for a boiler service and once for a radiator that was not heating. Both times on time, honest about the cost and the job done properly.
Clapham
Had a burst pipe on a Sunday evening and TopFix sent someone out within the hour. The plumber explained exactly what was wrong, fixed it cleanly and left everything tidy.
Sutton
Electrical work,
without the jargon.
Not sure whether your board needs replacing or just testing? An EICR answers that question with evidence rather than opinion.
Call 020 3095 1113How often does a rented property need an EICR?
Every five years in England, or at the start of a new tenancy if the existing report is older than that. A satisfactory report must be supplied to tenants and, on request, to the local authority. Any C1 or C2 observation has to be remedied within 28 days.
What do the EICR codes mean?
C1 is danger present and requires immediate action. C2 is potentially dangerous and must be remedied. C3 is an improvement recommendation and does not make a report unsatisfactory. FI means further investigation is needed. Only C1, C2 and FI cause a fail.
Do I have to replace my fuse board?
Not automatically. An old board that tests satisfactorily can stay, though rewireable fuse carriers and boards without RCD protection usually attract C2 or C3 observations. We test first and give you the report, rather than condemning a board on sight.
Why does my breaker keep tripping?
Something on that circuit is leaking current to earth or drawing too much. It might be one faulty appliance, moisture in an external socket or damaged cable. Repeated resetting bypasses the warning without removing the cause, so the circuit needs insulation resistance testing to find it.
Do you notify Building Control?
Yes. Notifiable work — consumer units, new circuits, rewires and bathroom installations — is self-certified under Part P and registered for you. You receive the compliance certificate without dealing with the council or paying a separate fee.
Can you install an EV charger?
Yes, including the earthing arrangement and the load assessment that a charge point installation requires. The survey checks your supply capacity, the board and the cable route, because those decide the price far more than the unit itself does.
Need it tested,
fixed or certified?
Tell us what the installation is doing, or what the paperwork says. We will tell you what it needs and what it costs.