A new kitchen lives or dies on the electrics behind it, so getting them right from the start saves a lot of hassle later. I do a lot of kitchen work across Norwich, from the period terraces of the Golden Triangle to modern homes on the newer estates, planning the appliance circuits, sockets and lighting so everything is where you need it and ready when your fitter is. Feature lighting is some of my favourite work, from under-cabinet and plinth LEDs to pendants over an island.
I work with your kitchen fitter or builder to fit the cabling and finals at the right stages, so the job keeps moving. From the first cables to the final sockets and testing, everything is done to the current wiring regulations, tested, certified and notified where it needs to be, so your new Norwich kitchen is safe and built to last. You get one clear fixed price before any work starts.
Kitchens and lighting
Appliance circuits, downlights, under-cabinet LEDs, pendants and feature lighting, planned and fitted neatly in your Norwich home.
Works with your fitter
I fit the cabling and finals at the right stages alongside your kitchen fitter or builder, so the job keeps moving.
Tested and certified
Done to the current wiring regulations, tested, certified and notified through my NAPIT registration where it applies.
Your questions, answered
Can you work alongside my kitchen fitter?
Yes. I regularly work with other trades across Norwich, fitting the cabling and finals at the right stages so the whole job stays on schedule.
Do you fit under-cabinet and feature lighting?
All the time. Under-cabinet and plinth LEDs, pendants over an island, downlights and feature lighting are some of my favourite work to do.
Will the new kitchen circuits be certified?
Yes. Everything is tested and certified to the current wiring regulations, and as a NAPIT-registered electrician I notify any notifiable work to Building Control for you.
Ready for electrics done properly?
Free fixed quotes across Norwich and Norfolk. Certified work, an immaculate finish and a price that doesn't move.