New consumer unit with every circuit labelled

Electrical

Consumer Unit Upgrades

Old fuse boxes replaced with modern, safe consumer units, fitted by our Enfield-based electricians.

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  • MCS certified
  • RECC member
  • 13 years in Enfield
  • Fixed written quotes
  • Free survey

Why upgrade

What a modern board gives you

RCD protection

RCDs (devices that cut the power the instant they detect a fault) protect every circuit.

Fire-resistant casing

Today's boards come in non-combustible metal enclosures.

Clearly labelled circuits

Every circuit marked, so finding and resetting a trip is simple.

Modern white consumer unit fitted on a utility room wall

Fitting solar?

Ready for solar, batteries and EV charging

Solar panels, batteries and EV chargers all need space and protection at the board, so many installs include a consumer unit upgrade.

We plan both together, so your new board and your solar go in as one job.

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Signs to look out for

When it's time for a new board

  • Fuse wire or a wooden-backed fuse box
  • A plastic consumer unit in a home
  • Breakers that trip often
  • Buzzing, crackling or a burning smell
  • An EICR that recommends an upgrade

Reviews

What our customers say

“Joe and his colleagues carried out the solar/battery installation. Joe was very knowledgeable and approachable. The whole installation from the guys on the roof to the electrical work was done to a high standard. Fully satisfied with the job done and would highly recommend.”
Vikram Jadeja · Google review
“Great service from Joe and team. Very tidy and professional job.”
Sanjo Mathew · Google review
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Questions

The ones we hear most

It's usually done within a day, with the power off for part of it. We let you know in advance when that will be.

Yes. A consumer unit change comes with an Electrical Installation Certificate and is notified to building control.

Tripping usually points to a fault on a circuit or an appliance. We test each circuit to find the cause before replacing anything.

There's no rule forcing homeowners to replace an older board, but an EICR may recommend it, and any new board must meet current regulations.

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Free quote · about 60 seconds

Why are you looking at a new board?

Continue →

We'll come back to you the same working day.