Rewiring a cottage in Burnham Market is as much about what you do not disturb as what you install. Brick and flint walls, old lime plaster, original floorboards and a conservation area that rules out anything surface mounted. Get the routing wrong and the damage shows for years.
So we plan first. We walk the cottage with you, agree every socket and switch position, then work out how each cable gets there through voids, under floors and behind existing features rather than straight across a wall. Floors and furniture covered throughout, everything made good afterwards and full test results in writing at handover.
Routes worked out first
Voids, floor spaces and existing chases used wherever possible, so old walls stay old walls.
No surface trunking
Nothing runs across the face of a conservation-area wall. If a route is genuinely impossible we tell you before we start.
Second homes and lets
We can work while you are away and keep you updated with photos, or fit the job around your letting calendar.
Your questions, answered
How much does a cottage rewire cost in Burnham Market?
Period cottages generally sit at the top of the £4,000 to £7,000 range or above, because the routing takes far longer than a modern house. You get one fixed written price after we have seen it.
Will the walls be damaged?
We route through voids and floors wherever we can specifically to avoid that. Any cutting we genuinely need is agreed with you first and made good properly.
Can you work while we are not there?
Yes, that is common here. We keep you updated as we go and you get a full written handover at the end.
Do you cover the other Burnhams?
Yes. Burnham Overy, Burnham Thorpe, Brancaster and the villages along that coast road are all in our patch.
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