Why Choose prime voltage
Why Choose Prime Voltage for Your Home Rewiring
Rewiring your home is a significant task that requires expertise. With Prime Voltage, you can trust in our NICEIC accreditation, ensuring the highest standards of safety and compliance with building regulations. Your satisfaction and safety are our top priorities.
Why Electrical Rewiring is Essential
As technology advances, so should your electrical wiring. Outdated wiring from decades ago isn't equipped to handle today's electrical demands, posing fire hazards.
With our full electrical rewiring service, we ensure your home is up to modern safety standards. Whether you're adding new structures or upgrading existing ones, we seamlessly integrate old and new wiring for safety and efficiency. Contact us to discuss your concerns."
Signs Your House Needs Rewiring
- Frequent electric shocks
- Flickering lights
- Overloaded circuits causing tripped breakers
- Outdated wiring materials (e.g., knob and tube)
- Burning smell from outlets or appliances
Don't ignore these warning signs.
Contact us or Request a Call Back for a thorough inspection and expert advice on rewiring your home.
About prime voltage
Ceramic Fuses
Different switch or Socket faceplates
Different switch or Socket faceplates
If your fuse box still uses white ceramic fuses, it's a strong indicator that your electrical system is outdated and likely unsafe. To ensure the safety of your home, consider replacing the fuse box and rewiring the entire house.
Different switch or Socket faceplates
Different switch or Socket faceplates
Different switch or Socket faceplates
If you notice a mix of different switch or socket faceplates throughout your home, it could indicate that your home has undergone a partial rewiring in the past. However, it's important to assess the overall condition of your electrical system to determine if a full rewiring is necessary for safety and efficiency.
Identifying Old Wiring
Different switch or Socket faceplates
Identifying Old Wiring
Old wiring typically consists of green, red, and green-and-yellow-striped cables. In contrast, modern wiring features green-and-yellow-striped, blue, and brown cables. If your home has the outdated green, red, and green-and-yellow-striped wiring, it may be time to consider rewiring for improved safety and functionality
Round Pin Sockets
Different switch or Socket faceplates
Identifying Old Wiring
The presence of round pin sockets is a clear sign that your electrical installation is outdated and likely obsolete. Consider a full electrical upgrade to ensure safety and compliance with modern standards.