Electrical designs are a comprehensive map of all the facets of you project. They include; wiring routes and containments, distribution boards and circuit schedules, sockets, switches and switch gear, lighting fixtures and accessories to name a few.

Yes, electrical designs and drawings can be tailored to accommodate future expansions or upgrades. Professionals can include provisions for additional circuits, wiring conduits, or increased power capacity in the designs. This flexibility allows your smart home infrastructure to adapt to future advancements and evolving needs with minimal modifications.

No, they aren't compulsary but depending on the scale of the project, it's always a good idea to have drawings present to ensure everyone is on the same page. These however, don't always have to be CAD produced, a simple hand drawn plan can work on smaller projects.

NAPIT (National Association of Professional Inspectors and Testers) is a UK-based organization that provides inspection, testing, and certification services for electrical building services. NAPIT is recognized by the UK government and other regulatory bodies as a leading authority on building safety and compliance, and it sets standards for training, certification, and work practices in the industry.

You'll definitely have one of these. Whilst the terms are used interchangeably, there are some differences. If you have a fusebox, there won't be many switches on the panel. Usually just one to turn off all power. On a consumer unit, you will see switches associated with all circuit breakers present.

A consumer unit is another word for fusebox and is the main electrical panel of your home or a building which contains circuit breakers to protect the circuitry and yourself.

A fuse box, also known as a consumer unit or distribution board, is an electrical panel that contains fuses or circuit breakers that protect the electrical circuits in a building

And ISP is an Internet Service Provider and these are the companies who provide you with internet to your property. They often quote "maximum guartantee speeds" but this is what's guaranteed as a hard wired connection. The Wifi speeds can vary and this is why it's best to provide ethernet points wherever possible.

Anything free usually has its caveats. We recommend changing your home router when you can to improve signal distributions, connectivity speed, security and overall performance.

If you've lived in the house for some time and are renovating, collecting user data is a good start to identifying dead spots. In additions, we can map the house and test internet speeds in each position to determine where the signal is strongest and weakest

We have currently partnered with 3 smart home suppliers which collectively allow us to always provide a product for any of our client's needs. LightWave Rf, Rako Controls and Loxone. Get in touch to find out what system is most suitable for you

Every job is unique and the duration depends on a number of factors. As a rough estimate, small jobs such as fault finding and testing take 1-3 days to complete. Rewires typically take 2-3 weeks to complete

Yes. If we want to work to a particular budget, we have compiled a number of “add on” smart devices which can enhance the functionality of everyday tasks such as: heating, lighting and security.

Ofcourse, whilst we believe smart automation is the way forward, we understand that people will also appreciate the physical interaction. It also provides a level of redundancy for the system. Wherever you would usually have light switches or thermostats, they will still be present for your interaction.

Our prices aren’t listed as this is never a suitable way to estimate a job as all jobs are different. We’re fully transparent with our pricing and will be happy to give you an accurate estimate and full breakdown when you get in touch with us.

Simply put, a smart home is one that has most of its core functions connected to the internet for control and interaction. A home where lighting, heating and cameras can be controlled from your mobile or tablet could be considered "smart".