The owners had taken on a 1900s guest house near the Pleasure Beach with wiring that was partly rubber-insulated and had failed its inspection. They needed the whole building rewired, nine letting rooms, the owners' flat, kitchen and dining room, in the six weeks they close each winter.
We stripped out the old wiring floor by floor, starting at the top so the owners could keep living downstairs. The new installation runs on two consumer units with 34 circuits in total, RCBO protection on every circuit, a socket layout agreed room by room with the owners, and a linked fire alarm system with detectors in every bedroom and corridor. Mark led the job with two of the team, and Lee came in for the final inspection and testing.
We finished a week before the first Easter guests arrived, with the electrical certificate and fire alarm commissioning certificate handed over together. The building has passed its inspections since without any remedial work.