A full rewire of a three-bed house in Crawley usually costs between £4,000 and £7,500. A two-bed New Town terrace in Southgate or Tilgate sits at the lower end. A four-bed in Maidenbower or Pound Hill with more circuits, more sockets and a bigger board sits at the top. Flats and bungalows are usually cheaper because the cable runs are shorter. Those are honest market ranges, not a quote. Your price depends on your house.
What moves the price is simple: the number of circuits and sockets you want, whether we can lift floorboards or have to chase solid floors, how much making good you want us to do and whether the fuse box is included, which it always is with us. A part rewire, where the cables test fine but the board and accessories are old, can be far less. We test first, tell you what you actually need and give you one fixed price in writing before any work starts. As NICEIC registered electricians we certify the job and notify Building Control.
Ranges, then a fixed price
The numbers above are for guidance. After a visit you get one written price that does not move.
Part rewire if that is all you need
We never sell a full rewire to a house that only needs a board and some sockets.
Fuse box always included
Every rewire we do ends with a new consumer unit and a full test certificate.
Your questions, answered
Is it cheaper to rewire an empty house?
Yes, a little. No furniture to move and no need to keep the power on overnight. If you are buying a 1950s Crawley house and it needs a rewire, doing it before you move in is the easiest way.
Does a rewire add value to a Crawley house?
It removes the biggest reason a survey or an EICR knocks a sale back. Buyers and their solicitors ask for the certificate and a fresh one answers the question.
Can I pay in stages?
For a full rewire we agree a simple staged payment plan in writing with the quote, so you know what is due and when.
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Free fixed quotes across Crawley and West Sussex. Certified work, an immaculate finish and a price that doesn't move.
