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Residential Electrical Rewires

Safe, professional electrical rewiring for homes across Greater Manchester.

Manchester Electrical Inspections provides full and partial electrical rewires for residential properties, helping homeowners ensure their electrical systems are safe, compliant and suitable for modern living.

Rewiring is often required in older properties, during renovations or when existing wiring no longer meets current safety standards or electrical demand.

When a rewire may be required

  • Older properties: Homes with ageing or outdated wiring that no longer meets current safety standards.
  • Renovations or extensions: Ensuring the electrical system can safely support additional circuits and appliances.
  • Repeated electrical issues: Tripping circuits, overheating accessories or visible signs of deterioration.
  • Pre-sale preparation: Addressing electrical issues before putting a property on the market.

Our rewiring services

  • Full and partial rewires: Tailored solutions depending on the condition of existing wiring and the scope of work required.
  • Room-by-room rewiring: Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms and extensions where electrical demand is higher.
  • Consumer unit upgrades: Modern fuse boards installed as part of the rewire where required.
  • Inspection and certification: All work is tested and certified in line with current wiring regulations.

How we minimise disruption

We understand that rewiring work can be disruptive, particularly in occupied homes.

Our electricians plan work carefully, keep you informed throughout the process and aim to complete rewires efficiently while maintaining a clean and safe working environment.

Rewires for landlords

We also carry out rewiring work for landlords where electrical installations no longer meet required safety standards.

If you are renting out a property, you may also require a landlord electrical safety certificate following rewiring work.

Rewire FAQs

How do I know if my property needs rewiring?

Before committing to a full rewire, we often recommend an electrical safety inspection to assess the condition of the existing installation and identify whether rewiring is necessary.

Do rewires need to be reported to building control?

Yes, rewiring work is notifiable under building regulations, which is why using a registered electrical contractor allows the work to be certified and notified correctly.

What is the difference between a full and partial rewire?

A full rewire replaces all fixed wiring, while a partial rewire focuses on specific circuits or areas where issues have been identified.

How long does a full rewire take?

Most full residential rewires take between five and ten days depending on the size of the property and the scope of work.

Will I receive certification?

Yes, all rewiring work is fully tested and certified in line with current wiring regulations.

Get in touch

To discuss electrical rewiring for your home, call 07493 508 439 or 0161 611 0044, or contact us to arrange an assessment.