Free written quotes, fully insured, NAPIT-registered electrical work across Witney and West Oxfordshire.

Witney is a busy market town in West Oxfordshire, with a housing stock that ranges from period Cotswold-stone cottages in the town centre to post-war semis and newer estates on the outskirts. Whether your property needs a full rewire, a consumer unit upgrade, an EICR for a tenancy, or simply a run of extra sockets, we cover all of it under one roof.
We are NAPIT-registered and fully insured, which means every job we complete meets current BS 7671 wiring regulations and comes with a proper electrical installation certificate. We do not subcontract. The same qualified electrician who quotes your job carries it out, so nothing gets lost in translation and the standard stays consistent from first visit to final sign-off.
What's included
A thorough pre-work inspection of your existing installation, covering the consumer unit, earthing arrangement, and any visible wiring, so we understand exactly what we are working with before any work begins.
Full or partial rewire carried out to BS 7671 standards, with circuits grouped logically, cable runs concealed where accessible, and every new circuit tested and certified on completion.
Consumer unit (fuse box) upgrade to a modern dual RCD or RCBO board, providing individual circuit protection and significantly reducing the risk of nuisance tripping affecting the whole house.
Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) for landlords or homeowners, with a written report detailing any observed defects, their coded severity, and recommended remedial actions.
Fault-finding on intermittent or persistent electrical faults, using systematic isolation and testing rather than guesswork, with a clear explanation of the cause and what fixing it involves.
Additional sockets, USB outlets, lighting circuits, or outdoor power points installed to Part P building regulations, with the relevant completion certificate issued to you on the day.
Local knowledge
Witney's older housing stock presents some of the more involved domestic electrical work we encounter across West Oxfordshire. The town centre and surrounding streets contain a good number of stone-built properties dating from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, many of which retain original or heavily modified wiring installed decades ago. Rewiring a period property here requires care: cable routes through solid stone walls demand different methods than a standard cavity-wall build, and we always discuss the approach with you before any chasing or surface-trunking decisions are made.
The inter-war and post-war estates that expanded Witney through the mid-twentieth century account for a large proportion of the town's housing. Properties from this era often have consumer units that predate modern RCD protection requirements, and some retain rubber-insulated wiring that has degraded beyond safe use. An EICR on one of these homes frequently reveals a combination of dated components rather than a single fault, and a planned consumer unit upgrade or rewire is usually more cost-effective than repeated remedial visits. We see this pattern regularly across West Oxfordshire and are straightforward with homeowners about what we find.
Within the last decade, Witney has seen substantial new-build development, particularly on the northern and eastern edges of town. These properties are generally wired to current standards, but requests we handle here tend to be practical additions: EV charger circuits, extra double sockets to cope with modern appliance loads, and outdoor power for home offices or garden buildings. If you are a landlord operating in Witney, the five-yearly EICR requirement applies to all privately rented properties in England, and we can turn these around promptly with the full written report you need for compliance.
Why Witney
Witney homeowners and landlords choose us because we are qualified, straightforward, and we back every job with proper documentation rather than verbal assurances.
We are NAPIT-registered, which means our work is independently assessed against the current wiring regulations. You receive an electrical installation certificate or EICR report for every job, giving you the paperwork you need for insurers, mortgage lenders, or tenancy compliance.
We carry full public liability and employer's liability insurance, so your property is protected from the moment we arrive. All cover details are available on request before we start.
Every quote is free, written, and itemised. We survey the job in person before committing to a price, and what we quote is what you pay. There are no hidden call-out additions or materials surprises on the invoice.
We cover Witney and the wider West Oxfordshire area regularly, which means we understand the property types here: the quirks of solid-stone rewires, the common faults in inter-war consumer units, and the practical constraints of working in occupied homes.
We do not subcontract your work. The electrician who carries out your survey is the same person on site. You get continuity, accountability, and a single point of contact throughout.
How it works
Give us your Witney postcode and we confirm straight away that you are within our coverage area. West Oxfordshire is well within our 50-mile radius from Redditch, so this step is quick.
We visit your property at a time that suits you, inspect the existing installation, discuss what you need, and take any measurements required. There is no charge and no obligation at this stage.
You receive a written, itemised quote covering all labour and materials. We explain what each element covers so you can see exactly what you are agreeing to. No figures are withheld or added later.
Once you confirm, we agree a start date that works for your household or tenancy. We aim to give you a realistic schedule and stick to it, and we will keep you informed if anything changes.
We complete the work, run all required tests, and issue your electrical installation certificate or EICR report before we leave. We photograph key stages so you have a clear record of what was done and where.
Our work
A selection of our recent electrician work across the Midlands.




Often booked together
Many Witney homeowners booking a consumer unit upgrade take the opportunity to add a dedicated EV charger circuit at the same time. Running both jobs together avoids a second visit and means the board is sized correctly from the outset.
A rewire or consumer unit upgrade is an ideal point to confirm your installation can accept a solar PV array and any future battery storage. We can assess the generation circuit requirements during the same visit.
Landlords commissioning an EICR in Witney often add a CCTV installation to the same booking, particularly for HMOs or properties where security is a priority. One visit, one disruption.
Worth knowing
Witney has a number of properties within or adjacent to conservation areas. Any external cable runs, meter tails, or new service-entry points on a listed or conservation-area building may require prior consent from West Oxfordshire District Council before work begins. We will flag this during the survey.
Solid stone walls in older Witney properties make concealed cable routes significantly more complex than in brick-built or timber-frame homes. Surface trunking is sometimes the most practical solution; we will discuss the options honestly with you at the quotation stage so you can make an informed decision.
If you are a Witney landlord commissioning an EICR, ensure your tenant is given adequate notice before the inspection visit. Under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020, a copy of the completed report must be supplied to existing tenants within 28 days and to prospective tenants before they move in.
FAQs
The duration depends on the size and age of the property. A standard three-bedroom semi-detached home typically takes several days of active work, though properties with solid stone walls or unusual layouts may take longer because cable routes are more involved. We will give you a realistic programme when we survey the job, not a figure pulled from thin air. We also try to keep rooms usable in sequence rather than leaving the whole house without power for the full duration where that is practical.
Every consumer unit upgrade is quoted individually after a site visit, because the cost depends on the size of your current installation, the number of circuits, the age and condition of the wiring feeding the board, and any remedial work the existing installation requires. We do not quote blind figures. What we can promise is that your written quote will be fully itemised, there are no hidden additions, and the quote is free to obtain. Call us or request a quote online and we will arrange a convenient survey.
Yes. Under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020, all privately rented properties in England, including those in Witney, must have a valid Electrical Installation Condition Report carried out by a qualified person every five years. The report must be supplied to existing tenants within 28 days of inspection and to new tenants before they move in. Local authorities can impose significant civil penalties for non-compliance. We carry out EICRs across West Oxfordshire and issue the full written report with coded observations on the same day.
A rewire does involve some disruption: floorboards may need lifting to run cables, and plaster may need chasing in certain areas. We work methodically to keep the affected area contained at each stage, and in most cases the property remains habitable throughout, with rooms restored to a usable state as we progress. In period stone properties, which are common in older parts of Witney, we discuss surface-trunking options where concealed runs are not feasible. We always leave the site clean and swept at the end of each working day.
Yes, in most cases. Additional sockets, USB outlets, and outdoor power circuits can be added to an existing installation provided the existing wiring and consumer unit are in adequate condition to support the new load. We assess this during the survey. If we find the consumer unit is not suitable, we will say so clearly and explain what the options are. All additional circuits are installed to current Part P building regulations and you receive a completion certificate, which matters if you sell or remortgage the property.
Yes. While a good proportion of our Witney enquiries involve older properties needing rewires or consumer unit upgrades, we also work on newer homes on the town's recent developments. Common requests include dedicated EV charger circuits, additional double sockets, home-office power runs, and outdoor lighting or power for garden buildings and garages. If your new-build was completed recently and is already to current wiring standards, we will tell you that clearly at survey rather than recommending unnecessary work.
Our commitment
We take on a considered number of jobs each week so every installation gets the attention it requires. Domestic electrical work done properly takes the time it takes: rushed circuits miss faults, and a consumer unit fitted without thorough testing is a liability rather than an upgrade. You will not feel like a number on a spreadsheet. The job is finished correctly before we sign anything off.
Who we are
We are Djuka Electrics, based in Beoley, Redditch, and working across a wide area of the Midlands and neighbouring counties including Oxfordshire. We are NAPIT-registered electricians and MCS-certified solar installers. Every job we complete comes with real documentation, real before-and-after records, and reviews from customers who can speak to the standard of work.
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