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Electrician in Cuxton — Local Electrical Work for Homes in Rochester and Surrounding Areas

Cuxton sits between Snodland and Rochester and the homes we visit here tend to be family houses semis and detached properties where people have lived for a while and want to bring the electrics up to how they actually use the house today. We fitted a full CCTV system to one property recently: four cameras covering the front driveway, the side gate, and the rear garden, all feeding back to a recorder with remote viewing set up on the owner's phone before we left. The cable runs were all concealed through the loft and down the internal walls, and the cameras were positioned to give full coverage without any obvious blind spots.

I am George, I run Eru Electrics Ltd, and I am a NICEIC registered electrician with 25 years of experience and a Which? Trusted Trader. We cover Cuxton and the surrounding area including Rochester, and Wigmore.
The properties here follow the same pattern as much of this part of Medway, original consumer units in a fair number of homes, wiring that has been added to over the years but not always reviewed, and security arrangements that amount to a single light by the front door. We can deal with all of it.

What we do here

CCTV, fusebox upgrades, additional sockets, lighting, security lighting, garden circuits.

Why customers choose us

We honour quotes, arrive when agreed, clean up before we leave, and every call is answered by my PA. NICEIC registered and Which? Trusted Trader accredited. 200+ reviews. Pricing from £90 excluding VAT.

FAQ

How do you conceal CCTV cables in a house?

Where there is loft access we route cables through the ceiling void and down internal walls. On properties where that is not possible we use surface trunking matched to the wall colour. We discuss the routing with you before we start.

Can CCTV cameras cover a side gate and rear garden?

Yes, and it is one of the most common configurations we fit. Side access is a known vulnerability on residential properties and a camera positioned at the corner of the house can cover both the side and rear approach.

Do you also do security lighting alongside CCTV?

Yes. Combining the two in a single visit is more practical and cost effective than two separate call outs.

How quickly can you respond? Within the week. My PA will confirm the time when you call.

Do I need planning permission for CCTV cameras?

For domestic properties you generally do not, though cameras should not be angled to cover neighbouring land without consent. We will advise on positioning.

Thinking about CCTV, better lighting, or anything else electrical? Call and I will give you a straight answer on what makes sense for your property.

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