How we work
Changing from a standard switch to a dimmer switch requires first checking that the light fitting is compatible. Standard LED bulbs are often not dimmable. Only LEDs labeled 'dimmable' work well with a dimmer. Older halogen lights dim without issue but are rarely used now due to their consumption. To add a new socket where nothing was previously installed, there are two approaches. The first is channeling. This involves opening a channel in the wall from the nearest socket to the new point, running the cable inside, and then closing the channel with plaster. This is the most visually clean option but involves minor construction work and repainting the wall. Timeframe: 4-6 hours plus wall repair. It begins with a technical visit from a certified electrician who diagnoses the consumer unit and the installation. They measure the actual cable cross-section, identify overloaded circuits, and detect any existing earth leakages. You will receive a fixed quote with a breakdown of costs.
