Project Electrical Services

Loft Conversion Electrician in Devon

Converting your loft into a bedroom, office, or playroom? You'll need qualified electrical work that meets Part P Building Regulations. We handle everything from first fix cabling through to second fix sockets, lighting, and smoke detection — with full certification included.

What's Included in Loft Conversion Electrics

New lighting circuits & downlights
Double socket installation
USB charging points
TV/data points & aerial feeds
Smoke & heat detection (BS 5839)
Extractor fan wiring
Consumer unit upgrade if needed
Underfloor heating wiring
Velux window electrics
Part P certification & EIC

First Fix & Second Fix Explained

First Fix

All cables, back boxes, and circuits installed before plastering. We work alongside your builder to ensure cable routes are planned for a clean finish.

Second Fix

Face plates, light fittings, switches, and final connections installed after plastering and decorating. Full testing, certification, and Building Control notification.

Building Regulations Requirement

Loft conversion electrical work is notifiable under Part P. Using an unregistered electrician means you'll need a separate Building Control inspection — adding cost and delays. As CHAS-accredited installers, we self-certify and notify Building Control for free.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a qualified electrician for a loft conversion?

Yes — loft conversion electrical work is notifiable under Part P of the Building Regulations. A qualified, registered electrician must carry out and certify the installation. We're CHAS-accredited and can self-certify all work, notifying Building Control directly.

How much does loft conversion wiring cost?

Loft conversion electrics typically cost from £1,200–£3,500 plus VAT depending on the number of circuits, lighting points, sockets, and whether you need a consumer unit upgrade. We provide free, detailed quotes before any work starts.

What electrical work is needed in a loft conversion?

A typical loft conversion requires new lighting circuits, socket installations, smoke/heat detection, possible fan/ventilation wiring, consumer unit upgrade to accommodate new circuits, and a new electrical installation certificate (EIC).

Can you work alongside my builder on a loft conversion?

Absolutely. We regularly coordinate with builders, architects, and project managers on loft conversions. We handle first fix wiring before plastering and second fix after, ensuring seamless integration with the build schedule.