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Certification service

Electrical Appliance Installation in London

Ovens, induction hobs, electric showers and anything else that needs more than a plug. We install the appliance, provide the circuit it requires, test the result and certify it.

Electrician wiring a wall socket during an electrical appliance installation
Our prices

Electrical Appliance Installation prices

Priced from £120 for a straightforward appliance connection. All prices include VAT.

Electrical Appliance Installation

Appliance installation

from £120

New dedicated circuit

from £180

Certificate on completion

included

Where the appliance needs a new dedicated circuit run from the consumer unit, that is priced separately from £180 depending on cable route and distance. Quoted in writing before we start.

What you get

What the installation covers

Appliance connection

The appliance is wired to the correct outlet or cooker point using cable sized for its load, with terminations checked and torqued properly.

Circuit and protection check

We confirm the existing circuit and protective device can carry the appliance safely, and fit a new dedicated circuit where the load requires one.

RCD protection

Where the appliance needs it — an electric shower being the obvious case — we make sure the circuit is protected by an RCD or RCBO to current standards.

Testing on completion

Earth continuity, insulation resistance, polarity and loop impedance are measured and recorded, so the work is verified rather than assumed.

Certification

You receive a Minor Works or Electrical Installation Certificate as appropriate, and we notify Building Control where the work is notifiable under Part P.

The regulations

Why appliance wiring is not just a plug

Ovens, hobs and electric showers draw far more current than a standard socket is designed for. They need a circuit sized to their load, protected by the right device and terminated in fittings rated for the job. Connecting a 7kW shower to an unsuitable circuit is a genuine fire risk, not a technicality.

Some of this work is notifiable under Building Regulations Part P — a new circuit, or any work in a bathroom or shower room. Notifiable work carried out by someone unregistered leaves you needing Building Control to inspect and certify it retrospectively, which is slower and more expensive than doing it correctly.

Uncertified appliance wiring also shows up on an EICR later, usually as a C2 you then have to pay to put right. Having it tested and certified at the point of installation avoids that entirely.

Who needs one

How it works

Three steps to your certificate

Booked, inspected and certified — usually inside 48 hours from your first call.

01

Book

Call, WhatsApp or send the quote form. We confirm your fixed price and a slot that suits your tenants.

02

Inspect

A qualified engineer attends, carries out the inspection in full and talks you through anything that needs attention.

03

Certify

Your certificate is issued electronically within 24 hours, ready to forward to tenants, agents or the council.

Questions

Electrical Appliance Installation FAQs

From 120 pounds where a suitable cooker point or circuit already exists. If a new dedicated circuit has to be run from the consumer unit, that is from 180 pounds depending on the cable route.

It depends on the load. Most single ovens can run from a suitable existing circuit; induction hobs, range cookers and electric showers almost always need their own. We check before quoting so there are no surprises.

A new circuit is notifiable under Part P, as is any electrical work in a bathroom or shower room. We notify Building Control for you and provide the certificate.

We can disconnect and remove the appliance being replaced. Mention it when you book so we allow time and can price it in.

A Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate for a straightforward connection, or a full Electrical Installation Certificate where a new circuit has been added. Keep it with your property records.

Also available

Other services we provide

Book more than one and we complete them in a single visit — one appointment for your tenants instead of several.

Engineer holding a completed EICR electrical installation condition report on a clipboard

EICR – Electrical Certificate

Priced on the number of bedrooms.

Qualified engineer testing a consumer unit with a multimeter during an electrical installation

Fuse Box Installation

Consumer unit replacement, tested and certified.

Engineer holding a portable appliance tester displaying a PASS result

PAT Testing

Priced on the number of items.

Client feedback

Why clients keep referring us

Rated 5 out of 5
We manage just under forty properties and moved all our gas and electrical compliance across. Scheduling is straightforward, reports come back clean and readable, and tenants have never once complained about the engineers.
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Sara K.
Letting Agent, Croydon
Rated 5 out of 5
Called at eight in the evening expecting an answerphone and got a real person. Emergency call-out arrived within the hour and the fuse board was replaced the same night. Hard to fault.
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Tunde O.
Landlord, Lewisham
Ready when you are

Book your safety certificate today

Qualified, insured engineers across London. Same-day appointments and certificates issued electronically within 24 hours.