Start with the end result. A signed Electrical Installation Certificate. A consumer unit with headroom to spare. A house that powers everything you ask of it, quietly. That is what a rewire hands you — the rest is method.
The method is what we bring. Our Part P registered electricians treat every house rewire in Storrington as a system to be designed: circuits sized not just for today's kettle, but for the induction hob, the EV charger and the home office you may add next.
We plan and deliver full rewires and partial upgrades across the village — sandstone cottages beneath the Downs, interwar semis, the later closes. Measured first. Wired second.
Want a figure before anyone sets foot in the house? Run the online estimate. Or ring us and we will book a survey visit.
Rewiring is our whole trade. The electricians assigned to Storrington jobs have decades of it between them, and each has wired the exact mix of cottages, semis and bungalows this village is made of.
First fix, second fix, test. Planned properly, that sequence takes most Storrington homes from old wiring to new in two to five days — and your household keeps functioning around it.
Each installation is tested against BS 7671, signed off under Part P and documented. And it is sized for tomorrow's loads — EV charging, electric heating — not merely today's.
Phone mid-job or a year on and you reach an electrician who has stood in your hallway, can pull up your job notes and give a precise answer. Nothing gets relayed second-hand.
Part P registration is the baseline here, not the selling point. It means every Storrington rewire we complete is notifiable work — inspected, recorded and traceable long after handover.
Week in, week out our electricians are on West Sussex housing stock: sandstone cottages, Edwardian villas, downland bungalows. Always to the 18th Edition. Always documented.
The office runs to the same discipline. One record per job, one point of contact, from first enquiry through to aftercare — so nothing about your rewire drifts.
"We had our 1960s chalet bungalow off the Thakeham road rewired before the new kitchen went in. They sized the board for the induction hob and a future EV charger without being asked, finished on the day they said they would, and the replastering was immaculate."
Induction hobs, EV chargers and home offices draw more than older cable was ever sized for. A test shows where your Storrington installation stands.
Explore wiring upgradesFirst fix, second fix, testing, certification, plastering. Every stage sequenced by us. None of it left for you to arrange.
See our rewire processRewiring quotes for Storrington and West Sussex homes are calculated from a survey — measured, itemised and fixed.
See typical costsSpecialist rewiring electricians, properly equipped, unfazed by awkward older buildings — and precise about paperwork.
About Brighton RewireA rewire is an engineering exercise. Treat it that way and the disruption shrinks.
Most houses here take two to five days to rewire in full — every circuit renewed, tested and certified, with nothing traded away to hit the schedule.
Before a single floorboard lifts, we map cable routes, agree socket positions and size the new board for loads you may add later: EV charging, a larger kitchen, a heat pump.
Years of electrical rewiring across West Sussex mean the awkward details — solid floors, lath and plaster, shallow voids — are familiar territory, not setbacks.
Plastering is part of the specification. Chases come back filled and skimmed. What you get returned is a wall, not a repair.
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Plenty of the Storrington homes we test do not need a full rewire yet. Some clearly do. These are the indicators we treat as evidence, not noise:
One symptom alone may only call for targeted remedial work. We test, we measure, and we tell you which case yours is. Plainly.
One quote, one complete specification. A full house rewire in Storrington includes all of the following as standard:
Allow 2–5 days for most full rewires in Storrington. Floor construction, storey count and cable routes set the exact figure — the survey pins it down before we quote, including any spare capacity you want wired in for an EV charger or garden office.
Work moves through the property one area at a time, so you carry on living in it. Power is interrupted only while the new consumer unit is connected; the kitchen and a bathroom remain usable almost throughout.
Making good is written into the specification. Chases filled, skimmed, left to dry. Decoration follows once the plaster is ready — and that is the only task left to you.
See the day-by-day processElectrical rewiring is the trade we practise daily — in sandstone cottages, Victorian terraces and postwar closes alike. Every job in Storrington finishes tested, certified and cleaned up behind us.
The survey decides which of two routes fits your home.
Where the cabling itself has failed — perished insulation, an obsolete board, shocks off the switchplates — a full rewire is the definitive fix for Storrington and West Sussex homes. Every circuit is renewed and tested as it goes live, a new consumer unit is fitted with room for future loads, and all sockets, switches and lighting are replaced. One planned operation. No patchwork.
See what's includedWhere testing shows the cable runs are still sound, a wiring upgrade corrects the weak points instead — earthing, bonding, an ageing consumer unit — with far less intrusion than a complete rewire. Our Part P registered electricians measure first and recommend second; if the installation genuinely needs replacing, we say exactly that and specify the rewire.
Explore upgrade optionsBetween the two sits the partial rewire — right where an extension was wired decades after the rest of the house, for instance. And sometimes a standalone consumer unit upgrade is all an older Storrington fuse box requires. Test results make that call, not a sales target.
Rewiring in progress across Storrington and West Sussex: cable runs going in, boards being changed, second fix nearing sign-off.
Run the online estimate or phone us. Either way, a survey gets booked.
A senior electrician walks the house — about twenty minutes for most — noting routes, loads and access.
The written quote lands, normally within a working day. Fully itemised, nothing vague.
Happy with the number? We slot your rewire into the diary around your household.
Just before we begin, we confirm the practical details — access, parking, which rooms come first.
The team arrives, walks the plan through with you, sheets the floors and starts first fix.
You hear how each stage went as it happens, and questions are answered the same day.
Every circuit is tested, the certificate issued, and the house walked round with you before we leave.
Measurable things: bedroom and circuit count, floor construction, the fittings you specify, and any extra capacity you want for EV charging or a bigger kitchen. Feed those into our rewire cost calculator and you get a realistic guide figure in about a minute; a free survey then converts it into a fixed written quote.
Two to five covers the majority of Storrington houses. Bungalows and compact homes finish soonest; three storeys, solid floors or tight access add time. The schedule is confirmed in writing with your quote, so the timescale is fixed before anyone starts.
Alongside Storrington itself we regularly rewire homes in Washington, West Chiltington, Amberley, Ashington and Pulborough. Anywhere in this corner of West Sussex, in fact — ring us and we will confirm your address is covered.
Plastered and ready to decorate. Every chase is filled and skim-coated before the job is signed off. The painting stays with you for one practical reason: new plaster needs a fortnight or so to dry before it will hold a mist coat.
Yes. A Part P registered electrician carries out and signs off every rewire, testing to the 18th Edition of BS 7671. At handover you are given an Electrical Installation Certificate — proof for solicitors, insurers and letting agents, and the benchmark for future EICRs.
Storrington sits snugly beneath Kithurst Hill, where the South Downs Way traces the ridge above the village and the chalk escarpment shelters it from the north. The great Elizabethan house of Parham lies a short way to the west, set within its old deer park, while the village itself grew up around the sandstone cottages that still line its centre. Beyond them spread Victorian and Edwardian houses, interwar semis and bungalows, and the 20th-century closes that filled out the parish after the war. A good share of that housing is now old enough that its wiring wants inspecting or replacing — which is precisely the sort of property our Storrington rewires are built around.
Our Part P registered electricians are on the road across West Sussex every week, so Storrington (RH20) and the villages around it are firmly inside our patch. One call books a survey; we handle the rest.
We also rewire homes in: PulboroughSteyningWorthingBillingshurstArundel
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