Electrical Installations
Qualified, Certified, Done Properly
Consumer units, rewires, lighting, sockets and more.
All Work Certificated
Every installation is tested on completion and an Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC) or Minor Works Certificate is issued as standard. Work notified to Building Control under Part P where required.
2 Year Labour Guarantee
Every job we carry out comes with a 2 year labour guarantee. If anything we’ve done develops a fault, we’ll come back and put it right. No quibble, no hassle.
Trusted & Accredited Professionals
What We Install
- Consumer unit (fuse board) upgrades metal clad units, RCD and RCBO protection
- Full and partial rewires
- Additional sockets and double socket upgrades
- Lighting circuits LED downlights, pendants, outdoor lighting
- Outdoor and garden electrics weatherproof sockets, garden lighting, outbuilding supplies
- Bathroom electrical work extractor fans, shaver sockets, heated towel rails
- Smart home wiring smart switches, heating controls, security systems
- Shed and garage electrical supplies
- Loft and extension electrical installations
Why Choose Vantage?
With a 4.9 Google rating from more than 460 reviews, fully qualified and accredited engineers, transparent pricing, and a 2-year labour guarantee on every job, Vantage delivers reliable, high-quality workmanship you can trust with fast response times, and genuine local service.
- Five-star Google reviews
- Gas Safe Registered No. 956889
- CHAS Registered
- City & Guilds qualified
- Checkatrade approved
- 2 year labour guarantee on every job
- Fully stocked vans most jobs fixed on the first visit
- Established local business with a dedicated office team and multiple qualified engineers
- No job too small
- Transparent pricing with a fixed price provided before any work begins
- 460+ Google reviews with a 4.9 star average
Consumer units and what changed
Modern boards are metal-clad rather than plastic, and circuits that need it are protected by RCDs or RCBOs so a fault trips one circuit instead of the whole house. If your board still has rewireable fuses, or one RCD covering everything so a single fault kills half the property, that is the practical case for upgrading rather than a sales pitch.
We test the existing circuits before quoting a board change, because occasionally the board is the least of the problem and it is better to know that first.
Rewires, full and partial
A full rewire means new cabling throughout, and it is disruptive. A partial rewire deals with the circuits that genuinely need it and leaves sound ones alone. Most properties we look at need the second, not the first.
If a rewire is unavoidable, the order of work matters. Cabling goes in before plastering and decorating, so getting the sequence right with any other trades saves doing rooms twice.
Lighting
Changing light fittings is usually simple. Adding new lighting points, moving switches or putting downlights into an upstairs ceiling is not, because it involves lifting floors above or cutting ceilings below. Downlights in particular need thought about fire rating and about insulation being kept clear of the fittings.
Sockets and additional circuits
Adding sockets is straightforward if the circuit and the board can take them. Kitchens, home offices and garden buildings are the common cases where a dedicated circuit is the right answer rather than spurring off something existing.
Certification
All work is certificated on completion. Keep the certificate, because it is what a buyer, a surveyor or an insurer will ask for later.
Get a quote
Call 01462 506 374. Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire, no call-out fee in hours, 2 year labour guarantee. See also repairs and fault finding.