Part P Registered · Worthing

House Rewiring
Worthing

Thinking about a rewire and not sure where to begin? Brighton Rewire walks Worthing homeowners through the whole thing — from that first phone call to the certificate that lands in your inbox once the work is signed off.

Our Part P registered electricians have spent decades rewiring houses across West Sussex, which is why the work stays tidy, well-planned and refreshingly free of surprises.

From the Victorian and Edwardian terraces near the seafront to interwar semis and bungalows further inland, we handle full house rewires and wiring upgrades right across Worthing.

Want a rough idea of the cost before you commit? Try our online estimate, or call and we'll get an electrician out to take a proper look.

Part P Registered Covering Worthing & West Sussex Most Rewires Done in 2–5 Days
Rewiring electrician at work in a Worthing home
On site in Worthing — first fix wiring
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Decades on the Tools

Between them, our electricians have well over a century of rewiring behind them, and every Worthing job is handled by someone who has worked on that type of property before.

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In and Out Quickly

Careful planning and a team that works together mean most full house rewires in Worthing are wrapped up in two to five days, depending on the property.

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Certificated Work

Every rewire is carried out by Part P registered electricians and signed off to the 18th Edition, so the standard holds up long after we have packed up and left.

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A Real Person to Talk To

Questions before, during or after your rewire go straight to an electrician who knows your job — not a call centre reading from a script.

PART P
REGISTERED ELECTRICIAN

Every rewire we carry out in Worthing is completed by a Part P registered contractor, with the focus firmly on local work done properly the first time.

Our electricians spend their week on West Sussex housing stock — period terraces, postwar estates, seafront flats — always working to the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations.

Behind the team on site sits an office that keeps the whole job moving smoothly, from your first enquiry through to aftercare once your certificate has been issued.

Local Reviews

What Worthing Clients Say About Their Rewire

★★★★★

"We had our Edwardian terrace near the Worthing seafront completely rewired last spring. The team were straight with us about what actually needed doing, worked around us room by room, and made good every wall they had chased into. Genuinely couldn't fault them."

— Hannah, Worthing

Calculate Your Worthing Rewire Cost

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Are Your Electrics Safe?

A few sensible upgrades can make an older Worthing home considerably safer to live in.

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What's Involved In Rewiring

We handle the lot — tidy first fix, full testing and certification — so nothing is left half finished.

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How Much Does Rewiring Cost?

Fair, competitive rewiring prices across Worthing and the wider West Sussex area.

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Brighton Rewire – Our Story

Experienced, well-equipped and used to dealing with the trickiest of older properties.

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The Way We Work

How We Rewire a Worthing Home

A rewire needn't turn your household upside down.

Most Worthing houses are fully rewired in two to five days, without cutting corners on cost, safety or the finished result.

That pace comes down to planning the job properly beforehand and running an experienced team who have done this hundreds of times over.

After years of work across Worthing and West Sussex, there aren't many property types or nasty surprises we haven't already met.

And because we take care of the making-good too — plaster repairs and skim included — the finish ends up matching the workmanship underneath.

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Electricians fitting ceiling lights during a Worthing rewire
Worth Checking

Does Your Worthing Home Need Rewiring?

Plenty of the homes we look at in Worthing don't actually need a full rewire — but a handful of warning signs are worth taking seriously. These are the ones we never ignore:

  • An old fuse box with no RCD protectionOlder boards frequently have no trip protection at all on the socket or lighting circuits, which sits well behind current standards.
  • Rubber or fabric-covered cable behind the plasterCommon in Worthing's Victorian and Edwardian terraces — the insulation goes brittle with age and cracks the moment it is disturbed.
  • Tripping that no one can pin downIf an inspection can't trace repeated trips to a single circuit, the installation as a whole is usually trying to tell you something.
  • Warm sockets, buzzing switches or scorch marksHeat at the faceplate almost always points to loose or overloaded connections sitting behind it.
  • An EICR flagging C1 or C2 codes on several circuitsOnce you are past two or three "potentially dangerous" codes, fixing them one at a time tends to cost more than rewiring properly.

Spotted just one of these? Often an inspection and a little targeted work is all a Worthing home needs — either way, you will get a straight answer from us.

Electrician checking an older socket circuit during a rewiring survey in Worthing
The Job, Done Properly

What a Full Rewire in Worthing Covers

When we rewire a Worthing home, the quote covers the entire job — not a cut-down version of it:

  • Every circuit replaced, from the board outward
  • A new 18th Edition consumer unit with RCBOs
  • Surge protection built into the board
  • Earthing and bonding brought up to BS 7671
  • Mains-wired smoke and heat alarms
  • Fresh sockets and switches throughout
  • Chases filled and skimmed, ready to decorate
  • An Electrical Installation Certificate at the end
Living Through It

How Long Will It Take?

Most house rewires we carry out in Worthing are finished in 2–5 days — the exact timescale comes down to the size of the property, how the cables can be routed, and what we uncover once the floors come up. A compact flat sits at the quick end; a larger or three-storey house at the longer one.

We work through the house room by room, so most families carry on living at home while it happens. The kitchen and at least one bathroom stay usable for all but a day, and the power is only fully off while the new consumer unit goes in.

Making good is part of the job, not an extra: every chase we cut is filled and skim-coated. The only thing that follows on afterwards is decorating, once the fresh plaster has had time to dry.

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What We Offer

Rewiring Services in Worthing

Whether it is a period terrace near the front or a postwar semi inland, a full house rewire is at the heart of what we do in Worthing — and we clear up properly once the work is done, so the disruption is kept to a minimum.

Here are the main options we offer local homeowners.

Full Home Rewire

Our main line of work is the full rewiring service for homes across Worthing and West Sussex. A full rewire is the right call when you are dealing with faulty wiring, the odd shock off a switch, a damaged fuse board, or simply cabling that has aged out. We replace every circuit, test and fault-find as we go, fit a new consumer unit and refresh the sockets, switches and lighting throughout.

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Wiring Upgrade

Not every job needs the full treatment. A wiring upgrade swaps out tired sections of cabling or brings your earthing, bonding and consumer unit up to standard, without the scope of a complete rewire. Our Part P registered electricians inspect the existing installation first, and if it turns out the system is genuinely struggling, we'll talk you through a full rewire instead of papering over it.

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Somewhere in the middle? If the cabling itself is sound, a consumer unit upgrade alone can bring an older Worthing fuse box up to current standards — and where an inspection shows only part of the house needs attention, we will quote a partial rewire rather than push you toward a full one. The honest answer comes from a survey, not a sales pitch.

On The Tools

Recent Projects

A look at real rewiring work in progress across Worthing and West Sussex — from first-fix cabling through to the finished install.

Electricians running cable beneath floorboards on a Worthing rewire
Electrician feeding cable through a stairwell
Electrician measuring conduit over an open floor
New consumer unit installed as part of a full rewire
Socket back box being wired during an upgrade
How It Works

From First Call to Final Certificate

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Get in Touch

Request an online estimate or give us a call to book in a home survey.

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An Electrician Visits

Our lead electrician needs around twenty minutes to survey an average home and answer any questions.

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Your Quote Arrives

A clear, fixed price for the rewire lands in your inbox, usually within a day.

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We Book a Date

Once you are happy with the quote, we agree a start date that suits you.

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Everything's Arranged

We are in touch ahead of the job to sort out any final details before work starts.

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The Team Arrives

Our rewiring specialists turn up early, run through the plan with you and get to work.

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Kept in the Loop

You are kept posted on progress throughout, and we are on hand for any questions along the way.

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Signed Off Properly

We test everything, issue your certificate and check you are happy before we head off.

Common Questions

Worthing Rewiring — Your Questions

How much does it cost to rewire a house in Worthing?

Every property is different, so we price from a survey rather than a fixed rate card. The biggest factors are the number of bedrooms and circuits, how easily the cables can be run, and the fittings you go for. Our online rewire cost calculator gives a realistic ballpark for Worthing flats and houses in under a minute, and a free survey turns that into a fixed quote.

How long will a rewire take in my Worthing home?

Most rewires here are finished in 2–5 days, depending on the property — a compact flat sits at the quick end, while a larger or three-storey house, or one with solid floors and awkward access, takes a little longer. You will get a day-by-day programme with your quote so you know exactly what to expect.

Do you cover the villages around Worthing?

Yes — as well as Worthing itself we regularly work in the surrounding areas, including Goring-by-Sea, Ferring, Sompting, Lancing and Findon. If you are anywhere in this part of West Sussex, give us a call and we will confirm we can get to you.

Will you make good the walls after the rewire?

Yes. Every chase we cut is filled and skim-coated as part of the job, ready for decorating. The one thing we leave to you is the painting itself — fresh plaster needs a couple of weeks to dry before it will take a mist coat, so decoration follows once it has dried out.

Are you Part P registered?

Yes — every rewire is carried out by Part P registered electricians and tested and signed off to BS 7671 (the 18th Edition). You receive an Electrical Installation Certificate at handover, which is the document solicitors, insurers and letting agents ask for, and the baseline for any future EICR.

More questions? Read the full rewiring FAQ

About the Area

Rewiring Homes in Worthing

Worthing grew from a small fishing hamlet into a genteel Georgian and later Victorian seaside resort, and its pier — with the art deco Southern Pavilion at the seaward end — still anchors the seafront. Oscar Wilde famously wrote much of The Importance of Being Earnest while staying in the town in 1894. Much of Worthing's housing is Victorian and Edwardian terracing near the front, with interwar semis and bungalows spreading inland toward the Downs, and a good deal of that stock is now well past the age at which its wiring should be inspected or replaced — which is exactly the kind of property our Worthing rewires are built around.

Rewiring Near Worthing

Our Part P registered electricians are on the road across West Sussex every week, so Worthing (BN11) and the villages around it are firmly inside our patch. One call books a survey; we handle the rest.

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