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Sockets, circuits
& electrical installations.

Additional sockets, moved switches, new circuits and dedicated equipment supplies for homes and businesses. PB Electrical assesses the existing installation, agrees the positions and cable routes with you, and quotes for the complete electrical work.

Electrical installation work across Bristol, from a local alteration to a dedicated supply.

Electrical first fix and lighting work during a kitchen extension

Choose your starting point

What do you want to add?

The equipment, the positions and the existing circuits define the installation. You do not need to specify the technical design yourself.

Your next step

More usable sockets and switches

Tell us where power is missing and what will be connected. The existing circuit and the practical cable route affect the available options.

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What the work includesScope, access and what to agree before the job.

What the job involves

Define the work and its connection to the existing installation.

The intended equipment and the existing circuit determine the work behind the fitting. Agree routes, accessories and associated tasks so the quotation describes the complete installation.

The scope, access and basis of the price are discussed before work is agreed.

Get a quoteStart with the details you know. Max can clarify the rest.
Confirm the intended use and equipment requirements.

Describe what you want to power and where. Manufacturer information helps define a dedicated equipment supply.

Assess the relevant existing circuit and protective arrangements.

The intended addition needs to work with the existing installation. A new fitting alone does not establish circuit suitability.

Discuss positions, cable routes and visible finishes.

Discuss finished surfaces, concealed routes and the position of accessories before assuming how cables will be installed.

Agree who supplies fittings and any associated building work.

State whether you or PB Electrical supplies the accessories. Clarify plastering, decoration and other associated tasks.

Install, test and provide the documentation appropriate to the work.

The completed work is checked and the applicable electrical records are provided. Agree any notification route where required.

Before the appointmentUseful decisions to discuss with Max.

Before the appointment

A neat finish starts with decisions made before installation.

Describe what you want to power, where it will go and whether walls or floors are already finished.

Cable routes and surfaces

Routes may be concealed, surface-mounted or run through available voids. Discuss what is practical and how walls and floors will be left.

Equipment and load

A high-power appliance cannot be planned from the socket position alone. Its electrical requirements and the existing installation need to be considered together.

Supply and fitting choices

Tell us whether you already have accessories or want them included. Dimensions, compatibility, finish and availability can all affect the job.

How the job worksFrom your first enquiry to the final handover.

From first contact to handover

Know what happens next.

  1. Describe the intended use

    Explain what you want to power and where the equipment or fitting will go.

  2. Assess the installation

    Existing circuits, protection and cable access inform the proposed work.

  3. Agree positions and scope

    Confirm the fitting specification, finish and responsibilities for associated work.

  4. Install and test

    Complete the agreed installation and provide the relevant handover information.

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Dedicated electrical supply for a new air-conditioning system.

Electrical work by PB Electrical

Start with the equipment and how the space will be used.

Testing and certification matched to the work.

A new circuit and a small addition to an existing circuit can require different documentation. We explain the appropriate installation certificate or minor works record and any applicable notification. Keep equipment instructions and electrical records together.

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Planning the workAccess, equipment and installation choices to consider.

Plan your particular job

Match the supply to the way the space will be used.

An equipment connection, extension and converted garage have different dependencies. Choose the scenario closest to your plans.

A dedicated supply for equipment

Share the manufacturer’s electrical requirements before choosing a connection point. The rating, starting characteristics, isolation requirements and proposed position inform the supply design. A nearby socket is not evidence that the existing circuit is suitable.

Agree who will install the cable, connect the equipment, set up the controls and commission the system. If you are installing air conditioning, share the model details so Max can plan the electrical supply with your installer.

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Connecting an extension to the existing house

List the new lighting, sockets and fixed appliances alongside any existing rooms being changed. An extension may need alterations beyond its own walls, including routes back to the consumer unit and assessment of the retained installation.

Coordinate the electrical design with the structural layout before plasterboard or insulation closes the routes. Agree when first fix, second fix and final testing can happen, and who confirms that walls, ceilings and fittings are ready for each visit.

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Using a garage as a workspace

Describe how the room will be used: desk work, heating, lighting, tools or machinery. Identify equipment that may run together and whether the space is dry, insulated and attached to the house. These details are more useful than a socket count alone.

Share any existing garage supply information without opening electrical covers. Agree the route, protection, controls and any building work with the electrical scope. A change of use may involve other building requirements; the electrical quote should say which responsibilities it covers.

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What affects the quoteEquipment, access and the details Max needs.

Understand the quote

What affects the scope and price?

The visible fitting is only part of the job. Cable route, circuit suitability and the need for a new supply can matter more than the number of sockets. A clear quote explains the installation work as well as the accessories.

The quote takes account of:

existing circuit suitability; route length and access; accessory or equipment specification; associated work and notification.

Make your initial enquiry specific.

Describe what you want to power, where it will go and whether walls or floors are already finished.

  • List the fittings or equipment and intended positions.
  • Share the equipment specification where available.
  • Mention planned building work and decorating.
  • Tell us whether you own the property or need permission for alterations.
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Practical answers

Questions before you book.

Can you add one extra socket?

Yes, additional sockets are within our installation work. The existing circuit and proposed position need to be assessed.

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Can you wire a supply for air conditioning?

Yes. Share the equipment specification and installation date so the electrical supply can be planned with your air-conditioning installer.

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Can I supply the fittings?

Discuss them before booking. The specification and compatibility need to be checked, and who supplies the fittings and handles any product warranty should be agreed.

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Which electrical work needs Building Regulations notification?

No. The requirement depends on the type and location of work. For example, a new circuit and a consumer-unit replacement in a dwelling in England are notifiable.

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Can you add a socket without damaging all the decoration?

The available cable route and wall construction determine the options. Surface routes may reduce disturbance where concealed access is difficult, while hidden wiring can require opening finishes. Send room photos and explain what is already decorated so access and making-good responsibilities can be discussed.

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Will new kitchen equipment need its own electrical circuit?

That depends on the equipment instructions, its electrical demand and the existing installation. Share the exact model and installation information before buying or booking connection. A nearby socket or spare-looking breaker position does not establish that the proposed supply is suitable.

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What information do you need for an electrical installation quote?

Describe the room, the equipment or extra points needed, and your postcode. Add plans or product links where available and explain whether walls or floors are being opened. You can enquire before every detail is settled; identify the decisions still outstanding so the scope can be developed.

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Useful advice before you decideExplore the guide or a different electrical job.

Before you decide

What to decide before your kitchen electrics are installed

A practical electrical brief for sockets, appliances, lighting, controls and extraction.

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Bristol & surrounding areas

Electrical installations across Bristol.

Add power, sockets or a dedicated supply at your Bristol home or premises. Tell Max what the equipment needs to do, where it will go and whether the rooms are already finished. The quote can then account for the installation and access involved.

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