Most homes do not have enough sockets in the right places. Rather than living with extension leads, we add sockets on existing circuits where it is safe to do so, or run a new circuit when the existing one is already loaded. USB sockets, double sockets and kitchen worktop sockets are all quick jobs.
For lighting we fit pendants, LED downlights, under-cabinet lights, dimmers and smart switches, and outdoor lights with PIR sensors. Bathroom lights are fitted with the correct IP rating for the zone they are in.
Signs you need sockets & lighting
- Extension leads and adaptors behind the TV or kitchen worktop
- Sockets that are loose, cracked or scorched
- Dark corners, old fluorescent tubes or halogen downlights
- No outside light on the path or back door
What's included
- Supply and fit of sockets, switches and fittings, or fitting of your own
- Testing of the circuit before and after
- Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate
Prices
| Job | From | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Socket replacement | £85 | Replacement of a damaged or dated socket front |
| Extra indoor socket | £80 | Additional socket on an existing circuit |
| New ceiling light point | £120 | Installation of a new fixed lighting point |
| Replace light fitting | £85 | Like-for-like on an existing lighting point |
| Outdoor socket | £80 | Weatherproof outdoor socket |
| Outdoor or security lighting | £100 | Wall, garden and PIR security lighting |
Starting prices including labour. You get a fixed quote before work starts. All prices
Sockets & Lighting across Newcastle
We provide sockets & lighting throughout Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead, including:
- Newcastle City Centre
- Jesmond
- Gosforth
- Heaton
- Byker
- Walker
- Shieldfield
- Sandyford
- Benwell
- Fenham
- Elswick
- Scotswood
- Kenton
- Longbenton
- Wallsend
- Gateshead
Questions about sockets & lighting
Can you fit a light I have bought?
Yes. We are happy to fit customer-supplied fittings as long as they are UK-compliant and suitable for the location.
Do I need a certificate for an extra socket?
Yes. You should get a Minor Works Certificate for additions to an existing circuit. A new circuit needs an Electrical Installation Certificate.