Consumer Unit Replacement in Banbury
AmpWell provides Consumer Unit Replacement in Banbury, upgrading older fuse boxes to modern 18th-Edition consumer units with RCD or RCBO protection. We are based nearby in Brackley, around 9 miles away, with prices from £425 for a small board.
We are NICEIC-registered, fully insured, and there is no call-out charge. For a typical 10-way board, prices start from £520, with clear advice before any fuse board upgrade goes ahead.
Banbury homes range from older properties with traditional fuse boxes to newer houses where extra circuits and modern protection may be needed. We carry out consumer unit replacement across Banbury and nearby villages including Bloxham, Adderbury, Bodicote, Middleton Cheney and Chacombe, helping homeowners replace outdated fuse boards with safer, clearer modern consumer units.
Consumer Unit Replacement in Banbury - FAQs
How much does it cost to replace a consumer unit?
Our consumer unit replacement prices in Banbury start from £425 for a small board. A typical 10-way board starts from £520. The final price depends on the size of the board, the existing wiring, and whether any issues are found during testing. There is no call-out charge.
How long does a consumer unit replacement take?
Many straightforward domestic consumer unit replacements can be completed within a working day, including testing. The power will need to be switched off for part of the job. If your Banbury property has older wiring or faults that need attention, we will explain this clearly before carrying out further work.
Do I need a new consumer unit?
You may need a new consumer unit if you still have an old fuse box, limited circuit protection, signs of heat damage, frequent tripping, or you are planning electrical changes at home. We can check your existing fuse board and give plain advice on whether a fuse box replacement or fuse board upgrade is the right step.
What is an RCD and RCBO?
An RCD is a safety device that helps protect against electric shock by switching off the power when it detects a fault. An RCBO gives similar protection, but for an individual circuit, combining overload and fault protection in one device. Modern 18th-Edition consumer units commonly use RCD or RCBO protection to improve safety and reduce disruption when a fault occurs.
Will I get a certificate?
Yes. After a consumer unit replacement, you will receive the appropriate electrical certificate for the work carried out. As a NICEIC-registered electrician, AmpWell can also handle the required notification where applicable.
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