Electrical installation, repair and EICR testing across Lincoln. MHC Construction's electricians work to current 18th Edition standards and notify all required work to Building Control under Part P.
What's included
- Consumer unit (fuse board) upgrades
- Full and partial rewires
- EICR testing and remedial work
- Socket, switch and lighting additions
- EV charger installation
- HMO emergency lighting and alarm wiring
Who it's for
- Homeowners adding sockets, lighting or rewiring
- Landlords completing EICR remedials
- HMO providers updating fire and emergency systems
- Owners of older Lincoln properties on rubber-coated wiring
Our process
- 1
Survey & quote
Inspect existing installation, write itemised quote.
- 2
Install
Isolate, install, test and certify.
- 3
Certify
Electrical Installation Certificate issued; Part P notified.
Why MHC
- Part P / Building Control notification handled
- EICR remedial works carried out same-visit where possible
- Tidy first and second fix
- Workmanship warranty
Pricing
£48.50/hr labour. Fixed-price quotes on consumer units, rewires and EICRs.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an EICR take?+
A 3-bed house typically takes 2–4 hours. HMOs and larger properties longer.
Do you install EV chargers?+
Yes — 7kW home chargers including OZEV-aligned installs and consumer unit upgrades where required.
How often do I need an EICR?+
Rented properties in England legally need an EICR every 5 years. Owner-occupied homes are recommended every 10 years, or on purchase.
Can you upgrade an old fuse board to an RCD consumer unit?+
Yes — modern 18th Edition boards with dual RCD or RCBO protection are one of our most common jobs. Usually a 1-day install.
Do you carry out full house rewires?+
Yes — from single-storey bungalows to 3-storey HMOs. We work to minimise chase-out damage and coordinate with your plasterer if required.
Can you add smart lighting and switches?+
Yes — Lightwave, Hue, Shelly and Loxone all supported. We install the wiring correctly so smart devices are properly loaded and neutral-served.