Garage and workshop electrics, SWA submains, sub-boards with own RCBO bank, LED lighting, sockets, 16A commando outlets, EV chargers. Attached and detached garages. Garage electrics for Bath (BA1, BA2), BS 7671 18th edition, NAPIT-certified, Part P notified. Every job is priced individually, with a fixed written quote before any work starts.
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BS 7671Garage and workshop electrics, SWA submains, sub-boards with own RCBO bank, LED lighting, sockets, 16A commando outlets, EV chargers. Attached and detached garages. Every job is BS 7671 18th edition certified and Part P notified through NAPIT.
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Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Georgian conservation city, wiring here often runs through 600mm ashlar stone walls, around lath-and-plaster ceilings and behind original cornice. Cable routes need planning before chases are cut, and Listed-property work means careful coordination with conservation officers.
The rental and holiday-let market is heavy here, so jobs often coincide with a 5-yearly EICR, we can do both as one visit and issue all certs together.
Sister city pages: EICR in Bath · Rewires in Bath
No two garages are the same, so we don't publish a price list. The price depends on whether the garage is attached or detached, the length of any SWA submain and trench, whether a sub-board is needed, and how many sockets, lights and outlets you want. We look at the job first, by site survey or phone consultation, then give you a fixed written quote.
Yes. We've worked in Listed Georgian townhouses across central Bath. The approach is minimal-intervention cable routes (under floorboards, in joist voids, behind existing skirting), surface clip-direct on stone walls where chases would damage fabric, and full coordination with the conservation officer before first-fix. We document everything for the LBC application.
An extension lead from the house is not a permanent installation, it's not BS 7671 compliant for a fixed garage circuit, and it's a real fire risk under load (a single 13A flex feeding a fridge, freezer, lights and tools will overheat). The compliant solution is an SWA armoured submain from the main consumer unit to a sub-board in the garage, with its own RCBO protection. It costs more than a length of flex, but it's the right answer for safety, insurance and resale.
If the garage has more than 2-3 circuits (lights, sockets, EV charger, motor) then yes, a 4 or 6-way sub-consumer-unit gives proper local isolation, RCBO discrimination and clear labelling. For a small detached garage with just lights and 2 sockets, a single circuit on its own RCBO at the main board is fine.
Site survey, fixed-price written quote, full BS 7671 certification. Call us on 07889 334849.
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