Extension & loft conversion electrics in Portishead and Bristol

An extension or loft conversion needs the electrics planned in at the right stage. Nick works alongside your builder, so the first fix goes in before the walls are closed up and the second fix follows once the plastering is done, with testing at the end.

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What’s included

The work Nick covers

First fix wiring before plastering and boarding
Second fix: sockets, switches, lighting and fittings
New circuits for the extended or converted space
Consumer unit upgrade where the extra load needs it
Smoke and heat alarm wiring to suit the new layout
Testing at the end, with the paperwork the work requires

Good moments to call

You are planning an extension, loft conversion or garage conversion
Your builder needs an electrician for the first fix
The plans show more sockets and lighting, or a new kitchen or bathroom
Your existing fuse box looks full or old
You want the electrics priced before building work starts

★★★★★

“Cannot fault Nick and his team. Nick did our rewire a few years ago, then our loft conversion and is now in the process of sorting the electrics for our extension. He always does an excellent job and leaves the place clean and tidy at the end of the day. Have already recommended him to lots of people.”

Richard Finch · August 2026 · Google review

Why Nick

Qualified, registered and easy to reach.

Qualified electrician (City & Guilds 2394/2395)
Qualified in inspection and testing
NAPIT Approved Contractor, registration no. 65976
5.0 from 50 Google reviews
A direct phone line, no call centre

Questions

Extension & Loft Conversion Electrics: common questions

Do you work alongside builders?

Yes. Nick works around your builder’s programme, with the first fix before the walls are closed up and the second fix after plastering. Tell him your builder’s timescale when you get in touch.

Will my fuse box need upgrading?

Often, yes. An extension or loft conversion adds load and circuits, and an older consumer unit may not have the room or the right protection. Nick will check this when he quotes.

When should the electrician get involved?

Early. The first fix, which is the cables and back boxes, has to be in before walls and ceilings are closed up, so it is worth getting the electrics planned at the design stage.

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