Santry & Whitehall • D09 64 5★ Reviews

House Rewiring in Santry & Whitehall, D09

Complete domestic electrical rewiring across Dublin, Kildare & Meath—ideal when you've bought a house and want it rewired before moving in. Completed in 3 to 10 working days (current wait to start is around 3 weeks). We provide plastering for the wall chases, leave the house as we found it, and issue your Safe Electric certificate. Serving homeowners and commercial premises across Santry & Whitehall and Santry, Whitehall, Beaumont, Drumcondra, Coolock Lane, Shanowen.

House Rewiring in Santry & Whitehall - Renew Electrical
On the Safe Electric register 3–10 Working Days
Full replacement of old rubber, fabric, or lead-sheathed wiring before you move in
Plastering provided for all wall chases—we leave the house as we found it
Modern metal-clad consumer unit with individual RCBOs and Type 2 Surge Protection (SPD)
Modern brushed-metal or white sockets, USB-C outlets, and switches throughout
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House Rewiring FAQs for Santry & Whitehall (D09)

Do you provide certified house rewiring in Santry & Whitehall (D09)?

Yes. Renew Electrical (on the Safe Electric register) serves Santry & Whitehall (D09) and surrounding areas including Santry, Whitehall, Beaumont, Drumcondra, Coolock Lane, Shanowen.

When should we book if we've just bought a house or are sale agreed?

As early as possible. Most of our customers have bought a house and want it rewired before moving in. Our current wait to start is around 3 weeks, and the rewire itself takes 3 to 10 working days while the house is vacant.

Do you plaster the wall chases and clean up afterwards?

Yes. We provide plastering for all the wall chases, protect your floors, and leave the house as we found it.

How long does a home rewire take?

A full house rewire takes 3 to 10 working days depending on the size, construction, and layout of the property. Because the power is off and floorboards and walls are opened, we ask that the house is vacant while the work is carried out.