
Extension wiring provides the circuits, sockets, lighting and heating controls a new extension or loft conversion needs. We wire extensions across Manchester in stages that fit the build, with free quotes.

Decide where beds, sofas, TVs and desks will go before the walls are boarded, so sockets and lighting end up in the right places. Moving positions after plastering costs more and takes longer. We work from your drawings and suggest sensible positions.
An extension adds new circuits and extra load, so we check your consumer unit, main fuse and earthing first. Older boards may lack space or RCD protection for new circuits, and an upgrade is easier to arrange before the build than at the end.
Extensions need building regulations approval, and the electrics are part of the final sign-off. As an NICEIC registered electrician, we self-certify the electrical work and give you the certificates your building inspector or approved inspector will ask to see before signing off.
We look at your plans and the existing installation, then agree circuits, socket positions, lighting and heating controls with you. You receive a free, no-obligation quote and a schedule showing when we'll need to be on site during the build.
At first fix, once the stud walls and joists are up, we run cables and fit back boxes. After plastering we return for second fix, fitting sockets, switches and lights and connecting to the consumer unit. Everything is tested and certified before the extension is handed over.
Call or send us a message about the job. We'll get back to you the same day to arrange a visit.
An electrician looks at the work and gives you a free, no-obligation quote before anything starts.
We complete the job, test everything we've worked on and give you the certificate for your records.
Usually at least twice. First fix happens once the structure is up and the walls and ceilings are open, before plastering. Second fix comes after plastering, when sockets, switches and lights are fitted. Some builds also need an early visit to plan or move existing circuits.
Sometimes a small extension can be fed from an existing circuit, but most need at least one new circuit for sockets and lighting. It depends on the size of the room and what will be used there. We check your existing circuits before recommending an approach.
Yes. We work alongside builders, joiners and plasterers, fitting our visits around the build schedule. Clear communication about when walls will be open and when plastering is due helps everything run smoothly. We can also liaise with your builder directly if that's easier for you.
The cost depends on the size of the extension, the number of sockets and lights, any heating or kitchen circuits, and whether your consumer unit needs upgrading. We work from your plans to give you a free, no-obligation quote, so you can include it in your build budget.
We wire extensions in Manchester and the towns below. Select your area for more.
Send us your extension plans and build dates, and we'll give you a free quote for the electrics.