Olectrics Ltd

Richmond · TW9 / TW10 · Consumer Units

Consumer Unit Upgrade
in Richmond

Olectrics Ltd work alongside NICEIC and NAPIT approved contractors serving Richmond upon Thames. We upgrade consumer units (fuse boards) across the TW9 and TW10 areas with fixed prices, same-day quotes, and full Part P certification on completion.

Call 07946 436585 Get a Quote
Fully Insured
NICEIC & NAPIT Approved
Part P Certified

Do You Need an Upgrade?

8 Reasons to Upgrade Your Consumer Unit

A modern consumer unit provides far better protection against electric shock and fire. If any of the following apply to your Richmond property, it's time to upgrade.

Your property still has an old-style fuse wire board
Your consumer unit has no RCD (residual current device) protection
Circuit breakers trip frequently or fuses blow regularly
You are planning a home extension or major renovation
You are selling your home and need up-to-date electrics
You are adding an EV charger and need a dedicated circuit
You are installing solar panels and need a modern board
Your insurer requires an up-to-date consumer unit

Transparent Pricing

Fixed prices — no hidden extras. All prices include labour, materials, and certification.

Standard Upgrade

From £450

Includes EIC certificate & Part P notification

Call for a Same-Day Quote
07946 436585 [email protected]

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Common Questions

Consumer Unit Upgrade FAQs

How much does a consumer unit upgrade cost in Richmond?

A standard consumer unit upgrade in Richmond starts from £450 for a typical domestic property. The final price depends on the number of circuits, the type of unit required, and any additional work such as bonding or remedial wiring. We provide fixed-price quotes — call 07946 436585.

How long does a consumer unit upgrade take?

Most consumer unit upgrades are completed within a single day. We will turn off the power for a period during the changeover, but we work efficiently to minimise disruption. You will have full power restored before we leave.

Will the work cause much disruption to my home?

Consumer unit upgrades are relatively non-invasive. The work is confined to the fuse board location and we do not need to lift floorboards or chase walls for a standard upgrade. We leave the area clean and tidy on completion.

What certification will I receive after the upgrade?

As contractors working alongside NICEIC and NAPIT approved electricians with full testing qualifications, we self-certify all consumer unit upgrades under Part P of the Building Regulations. You will receive an Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC) and the work is notified to your local authority — essential for property sales and insurance purposes.