House Rewiring in Bolton

House rewiring in Bolton for older homes with worn or outdated wiring. ANR Electrics replaces cables, sockets, switches and the consumer unit, then tests the whole system and gives you a certificate.

Signs Your House Needs Rewiring

Warning signs include old rubber or fabric covered cable, round pin sockets, sockets fitted on skirting boards and a fuse box with no RCD. Frequent tripping, scorch marks and lights dimming when appliances run are other clues. An EICR will confirm whether a rewire is needed.

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First Fix and Second Fix Explained

A rewire happens in two stages. First fix is when we run new cables through walls, floors and ceilings and fit back boxes, before any plastering. Second fix comes later, when we connect sockets, switches, lights and the consumer unit. Then we test everything and switch the power on.

Living at Home During a Rewire

Many people stay at home during a rewire. We work room by room where we can and can often leave some power on overnight. There will be dust and lifted floorboards, so clearing rooms and covering furniture helps. Plastering and decorating usually follow once we finish.

About us

ANR Electrics is a fully qualified electrician carrying out house rewiring across Bolton, Little Lever and Kearsley. A rewire is a big job, so we plan it with you, explain each stage and keep the house as usable as we can while we work. When it is finished, you get an Electrical Installation Certificate for your records.

  • Fully qualified electrician

  • We respond within 24 hours at most

  • Emergency callouts taken

  • Open 7am to 8pm, seven days a week

  • Homes and businesses across Bolton

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does house rewiring cost in Bolton?

House rewiring costs depend on the size of the property, the number of sockets and lights you want and how easy it is to reach under floors and in ceilings. An empty house is quicker to rewire than one that is lived in. We price each rewire based on your home and plans.

How long does a house rewire take in Bolton?

A full rewire on a typical three bedroom house usually takes around five to ten working days. Flats and smaller homes can be quicker. Extra circuits, like outdoor power or a garage supply, add time. Plastering and making good after the rewire are usually a separate job.

Do I need a rewire if my Bolton house is 30 years old?

Not always. Wiring from around 30 years ago uses PVC cable, which can last much longer if it has been looked after. The age of the house matters less than the condition of the wiring. An EICR is the best way to find out whether a rewire is really needed.

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