What customers say about this work
Matthew carried out a full rewire of our kitchen prior to having it refitted . We know it wasn't a strait forward job as the property is an old cottage & is a challenge for all trades people. We were more than happy with his work & he was a very clean & tidy worker so we are more than happy to recommend him .
We have now used Matt at Ferrie Electrical a number of times, works ranging from electrical certificates (EICRs), replacing old fuse boards or consumer units, chasing in new wiring and sockets and smaller things like adding new light fittings. His work has been second to none. All new rental properties need an EICR certificate and Matt’s communication is always great. Quickly highlighting if anything comes up …
- Typical job
- From a few days to a few weeks, depending on the house
- You get
- A room-by-room itemised quote before anything starts
- Disruption
- Planned around you. Floors go back down, we hoover up
- Also
- Partial rewires, extensions, lofts and HMO conversions
If your house was last wired in the sixties or seventies, the rubber and early PVC insulation is now perishing on the conductor. It crumbles like old elastic bands. You cannot see it happening inside the walls, which is rather the problem.
A rewire with Ferrie Electrical starts with a free survey and a fully itemised written quote, room by room, so you can see exactly where the money goes. The work is planned around you, floors go back down, and someone hoovers up behind the drill. Really.
What it covers
- Whole house rewires
- Partial rewires and extensions
- Loft conversions and HMO conversions
- New circuits for garages, workshops and outbuildings




Free on-site visit. Itemised quote in writing.
You see the quote before anyone lifts a floorboard. If the floorboards reveal a surprise, you hear about it before it costs you anything.
Tell us about the job
Matthew will take a proper look at what is involved, then put together an itemised quote in writing. He gets back to every enquiry as soon as he can.
