Garden lighting design and install, IP65 luminaires, 12V SELV low-voltage systems, mains SWA runs, PIR floodlights, smart-control integration. NAPIT, BS 7671. Garden lighting for Glastonbury (BA6), BS 7671 18th edition, NAPIT-certified, Part P notified. Every garden is different, so we price each one individually and confirm a fixed quote in writing.
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BS 7671Garden lighting design and install, IP65 luminaires, 12V SELV low-voltage systems, mains SWA runs, PIR floodlights, smart-control integration. NAPIT, BS 7671. Every job is BS 7671 18th edition certified and Part P notified through NAPIT.
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Glastonbury (BA6) is our home base, same-day or next-day attendance is normal, and we know every postcode street-by-street from BA6 8 (town centre) out to Street, Meare, Walton and West Pennard. Glastonbury stock is mixed: Victorian terraces, 1960s estates, period farmhouses and the festival/holiday-let economy.
Because we're based here, response times are the fastest in the patch and we can fold small local jobs into the same week, often the same day for emergencies.
Sister city pages: EICR in Glastonbury · Rewires in Glastonbury
Every garden lighting scheme is priced individually. Access, cable routes, the existing wiring and the size of the scheme all change the price, so we look first and confirm a fixed price in writing.
Same day for emergencies in BA6, we're 5-15 minutes from any address in town. Standard bookings are usually within 2-3 working days. For festival-week and holiday-let work we plan ahead because the town fills up and access changes.
Yes. We integrate garden lighting with Philips Hue Outdoor, Loxone, Tuya, Lutron and most major smart-home systems. Typical setups give per-zone control, scenes (dinner, security, off), sunset/sunrise schedules and PIR-overrides. We install the gateway, commission the zones and label everything in your hub before we leave.
Yes, every external circuit needs 30mA RCD protection (typically per-circuit RCBO at the consumer unit), and mains cables run outdoors must be SWA armoured or in mechanical protection. Low-voltage 12V SELV systems are inherently safer (lower shock risk) and don't need RCD protection on the secondary side, but the 230V transformer feed always does.
Tell us a little about the job in Glastonbury and we will ring you back to talk it through.
Site survey, fixed-price written quote, full BS 7671 certification. Call us on 07889 334849.
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