Consumer Unit & Fuse Board Upgrades in Perth & Scone

A well-planned board upgrade starts with the installation it protects. We replace and upgrade consumer units and three-phase distribution boards for homes and businesses across Perthshire.

NICEIC Approved Contractor
Established 2019Based in Scone, serving Perthshire

Consumer-unit upgrades

Planned around your property.

Whether you have an older fuse box, are planning alterations or need a distribution board for commercial equipment, we assess the supply, existing circuits and requirements before recommending the work. This helps establish the scope of the quotation and identify issues that need attention alongside the replacement.

Our work includes modern circuit protection, clear circuit identification and testing on completion. The choice of RCBOs, surge protection and other equipment is based on the installation. We explain the proposal and any additional remedial work before it is agreed.

What we can help with

  • Assessment of the existing installation
  • Single-phase consumer-unit replacements
  • Three-phase distribution-board upgrades
  • Circuit labelling, testing and certification
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Labelled FuseBox consumer unit installed by A. Wilson Electrical Services
Labelled FuseBox consumer unit installed by A. Wilson Electrical Services

Getting a quote

Send a photo of your existing board, a brief description of the property and your postcode. Please leave covers in place. Let us know about any planned extension, new equipment or recurring tripping.

Based in Scone, we cover Perth and nearby areas across Perthshire. Send your postcode and we can confirm availability for your location.

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Common questions

Can you upgrade a three-phase board?

Yes. We carry out both single-phase consumer-unit upgrades and three-phase distribution-board work. Tell us about the premises and the equipment the board supplies so we can discuss the scope.

Can you quote from a photograph?

A photo is a useful starting point. We may need to inspect and test the existing installation before confirming the work and price, because a photograph cannot show the condition of every circuit.