Electrical additions that work in practice
Loads checked before fitting
We assess demand and existing capacity before adding a circuit or appliance.
Outdoor equipment protected
We plan weather resistance, cable routes and circuit protection for external power.
Positions agreed first
You can confirm where sockets and fittings belong before installation starts.
Put power where the property needs it
An extra socket is only useful when it sits in the right place and has a suitable supply behind it. We install new circuits and electrical additions for homes and commercial premises, including garage electrics, garden sockets, external power and fixed appliance connections. Before a new electrical installation begins, we consider the load, cable route, accessory position and likely future use. That lets us plan work which is safe, practical and less likely to be outgrown as soon as another appliance arrives.
Every cable route and connection checked
We start with a survey and agree what the finished installation needs to do. Indoor circuits receive suitable protection, while outdoor equipment is selected and positioned for the conditions it will face. We use recognised electrical products where appropriate, including equipment from Schneider Electric, Eaton, Hager, Legrand, MK Electric and Wylex. Once cables, accessories and protective devices are fitted, we test the work and provide the relevant certification. You get a finished circuit, not a wire left waiting for someone else.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a new circuit for an extra socket?
Not in every case. We inspect the existing circuit, its condition and the expected load before deciding how the socket should be supplied. If the current circuit is unsuitable, we explain why a dedicated or altered circuit is the safer option.
Can you install power in a garage or garden?
Yes. We plan the cable route, expected load, circuit protection and equipment positions before fitting external or garage power. Outdoor accessories must suit their environment, and the completed installation is tested before handover.
What happens after a new installation is fitted?
We inspect and test the new work to confirm the circuit and protective devices operate as intended. We then provide the relevant electrical documentation and explain any controls, isolation points or practical operating details you need to know.