Homes in Thame
The town centre around the High Street is Georgian and Victorian, with the character and quirks that come with older buildings. Beyond it are 1960s and 1970s estates, many now due a board upgrade or a rewire of tired circuits, and modern developments to the north and east where the wiring is recent but families want more from their lighting and power.
What we usually do here
Extension electrics come up often in Thame: a kitchen or garden room added to a 1970s house usually means new circuits, a look at the consumer unit and certification of the notifiable work. We like to be involved at the planning stage so sockets, lighting and appliance supplies are where you want them before first fix. Rewires, fault finding and EICRs make up most of the rest.
Landlords with rentals in Thame book EICRs with us too. We test each circuit, record the results in a signed report and explain every code, so you can see exactly what needs attention and decide how you want any remedial work handled.
Practical answers
- When should I bring you in for an extension?
- Ideally when you have drawings, before building starts, so circuits can be planned properly at first fix.
- Do you certify the work?
- Yes. Notifiable work is certified, which you will need for building control sign-off.
- Is Thame too far for a small job?
- Call 07848 007564 and tell us what you need. We will be honest about how and when we can fit it in.