Electrical Rewires
Full and partial electrical rewires for your home
Older or outdated wiring can affect both safety and reliability. Cotswold Heritage Electrical provides full and partial electrical rewires for homes across Witney, Oxfordshire and the wider Cotswolds.
Whether you’re renovating, extending, or upgrading an older property, we plan rewiring work carefully to suit your home and minimise disruption.

Rewiring modern and period properties
Every property is different, and rewiring should reflect that.
We carry out electrical rewires in:
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Family homes
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Period and character properties
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Listed buildings
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Renovation and extension projects
Where homes are older, we take extra care to protect existing features and keep work as discreet as possible.

A planned and considerate approach
Rewiring can feel disruptive, but good planning makes a big difference.
Before starting work, we:
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Assess the existing wiring
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Discuss layout, socket and lighting positions
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Plan cable routes carefully
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Agree on a clear scope of work
This approach helps reduce mess, avoid unnecessary damage and keep the project running smoothly.

What our electrical rewire service includes
Our rewire work typically includes:
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Full or partial rewiring
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New sockets, switches and circuits
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Lighting upgrades
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Consumer unit upgrades where required
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Testing, certification and compliance
All work is carried out to current regulations and safety standards.

Electrical rewires in the Cotswolds
Many homes in the Cotswolds have solid walls, older construction methods or limited access.
We’re experienced in:
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Working within traditional buildings
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Discreet cable routing
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Rewiring during renovations and refurbishments
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Coordinating work with other trades where needed
This ensures rewiring work is carried out carefully and efficiently.
Recent rewire project

Chipping Norton, West Oxfordshire
We recently completed a partial rewire in a period home near Chipping Norton as part of a wider renovation project. The work involved upgrading outdated wiring, adding new sockets and lighting, and planning cable routes carefully to minimise disruption to existing features.
