Buckingham is an old market town with the housing to match. Georgian frontages near the Old Gaol, period cottages down the side streets and stone and brick houses out in the villages all around it. Homes like these were wired decades after they were built, usually more than once, and the results are often a mix of eras hidden behind the plaster.
John rewires period and rural property across the town and the villages, from Maids Moreton and Gawcott to Padbury and Tingewick. The routes are planned before anything is cut, so original features survive and the finish is right. Rural homes sometimes have their own quirks too, like outbuildings on the same supply or an old submain to a barn. All of it is tested, certified and notified to Building Control.
Period features protected
Cable routes planned around what makes the house worth living in.
Outbuildings included
Barns, garages and stables on the same supply get looked at as part of the job.
Full certificate
Tested, certified and notified to Building Control through John's NAPIT registration.
Your questions, answered
Do you cover the villages around Buckingham?
Yes. Maids Moreton, Gawcott, Padbury, Tingewick, Winslow and the lanes between them are all part of the regular patch.
Can you rewire a listed cottage?
Yes, carefully. Listed status limits what can be cut and where, so the routes are agreed with you first. If listed building consent is needed for anything, John will tell you before starting.
What about the outbuildings?
Old submains to barns, garages and stables are a common weak point in rural rewires. John tests them as part of the survey and includes any work in the quote rather than finding it later.
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