The terraced streets behind the docks were thrown up quickly in the nineteenth century and they have been added to ever since. Wiring in a Bootle terrace is often three or four generations layered on top of each other, with a modern board at the front end and cable behind the plaster that is far older than anything else in the house.
A rewire clears all of that in one planned job. We agree the layout with you room by room first, because these houses were built with two sockets a room and nowhere sensible to put a television. Floors are sheeted, walls chased cleanly and made good and the whole installation is tested at the end with the results handed to you in writing.
Terraces are our bread and butter
Dock-era housing with a century of alterations is exactly the kind of rewire we do most.
Layout agreed first
We plan sockets and switches round how you actually use the rooms, not how they were used in 1890.
Rentals to a schedule
If it is a let, we work to a timetable that fits the void and hand over results ready for the file.
Your questions, answered
How much does a rewire cost in Bootle?
A three-bed rewire usually lands between about £4,000 and £10,000 across the UK. A two-bed terrace sits at the lower end. One fixed price in writing before we start.
The house has been part rewired already. What then?
That is very common here. We test what is there, tell you which circuits are sound and rewire only the ones that need it, which usually costs a good deal less than a full job.
Can it be done between tenants?
Yes and that is the easiest way to do it. Tell us the void dates and we will work to them.
Do you make good afterwards?
Yes. Chases filled and holes made good as part of the job, not left as a separate bill for a plasterer.
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