Harrow is home. It is where we are based and where we do most of our work, so you get an electrician who already knows the streets and the housing.
That covers everything from an extra socket or an EV charger to a consumer unit, an EICR or a full rewire, for homes, landlords and businesses across HA1 and the postcodes around it.
We are based in Harrow, so this is the one town where we are genuinely round the corner rather than driving in.
Harrow wiring, and what tends to need doing
Harrow is really three types of house in one town, and each one brings its own electrical work. Close to the town centre you get Victorian and Edwardian terraces, and a lot of those have been split into flats over the years. Spread out from there and you are into 1930s semis, built when the Metropolitan Railway pushed out this way and the suburbs went up fast.
Up on Harrow on the Hill it changes again, with older period houses and cottages around the school. The borough has 29 conservation areas, and the Hill is one of them.
The pattern we see most is a house that has had bits added over decades. A 1930s semi with a rewire from the 1970s, a kitchen done in the 1990s and a socket added last year. It works until something trips, then nobody can tell you which circuit does what. Older terraces split into flats often hide the same thing, with one original supply feeding a layout it was never designed for.
What we get called out for in Harrow
Rewires in period terraces
Victorian and Edwardian houses near the town centre often still run on wiring that is decades past its life. We rewire them in stages where you are living there, and we plan cable routes to keep the damage to plaster and cornicing down.
Consumer units in 1930s semis
The Metroland semis around Harrow are the most common call we get. An old fuse box with rewireable fuses and no RCD protection is normal in these houses. Swapping it for a modern board is usually a day.
EICRs on converted flats
A lot of the older terraces here are now two or three flats. If you rent one out you need an EICR every five years, and conversions throw up more issues than a standard house because of how the original circuits were split.
Care in conservation areas
If your home is listed or sits in one of Harrow's conservation areas, the work needs a lighter touch. We plan routes and fixings around the original fabric, and we tell you up front if anything looks like it needs consent.
Streets and areas we cover
- Harrow on the Hill
- Greenhill
- West Harrow
- North Harrow
- Roxeth
- Wealdstone
- Harrow Weald
What we do in Harrow
Electrician in Harrow, questions answered
How much does a rewire cost in Harrow?
It depends on the size of the house and how much of it you are doing. A small flat is a very different job to a three bed Victorian terrace with the original wiring still in. We look at the property, tell you what actually needs doing and give you a fixed price before we start, so there is no guessing.
How much is an EICR in Harrow?
The price comes down to the number of circuits, so a one bed flat costs less than a large house. Tell us the property type and how many bedrooms and we can give you a figure. You get the full report, not just a pass or fail.
Can you work on a listed building or in a conservation area?
Yes. The electrics themselves are the same job, but the care around them is not. We plan routes to avoid cutting into original features, and if we think the work needs listed building consent we say so before we start rather than after.
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