Keeping the chain moving — a buyer's survey flagged the electrics, and you need paperwork or fixes fast.
Two questions dominate consumer unit upgrades enquiries from home sellers across Cardiff: what does the fixed price actually cover, and what does the certificate need to say so the solicitor or agent signs off first time?
We answer both at quote stage, on paper. No "we'll see on the day", no fictional starting price. If a variable is real for your Cardiff address, we survey it before quoting — not after invoicing.
Photos of the CU and meter, or a 15-minute visit — enough to write a fixed quote.
Priced to your a buyer's enquiry from the conveyancer, invoice routed to the seller, no line-item surprises.
Same-week for standard scope, planned longer where the shutdown window or property for sale logistics demand it.
NICEIC certificate, photo evidence, and any Part P or licensing paperwork emailed the evening the job signs off.
Swapping a wooden-backed board a week before completion sounds bold — but it usually saves the sale.
Cardiff sits inside our standard patch — we're regularly in Penarth and Caerphilly on the same fixed-price model.
A current EICR your buyer's solicitor accepts, plus paid remedials on invoice so no C2 items follow you to the search results. All emailed the same evening the job signs off.
Yes — most 10-way board swaps go in inside a day, Part P notified the same week, certificate emailed same evening.
Yes — Penarth, Caerphilly, Pontypridd run on the same diary and same fixed-price model as Cardiff itself.
No — quotes and photo/site surveys for seller enquiries in Cardiff are free. You only pay once the fixed-price scope is agreed.
Any change is priced and agreed in writing before we do it. The number on the original quote is the number on the invoice unless you signed off an extra.
Portfolio sellers often manage property for sales in Cardiff, Penarth and Caerphilly — we consolidate the schedule so it lands as one visit day, not three.
Homeowner work in Cardiff makes up the bulk of our diary. That means real recent projects in the postcode, real photos, and a real number to call if anything needs a follow-up.
"Quick, easy and clear with the process! Would definitely call out again for future work." — Lauren Filby, Sockets & Lights — Two Rooms
Short version: consumer unit upgrades for home sellers in Cardiff works best when the price is fixed on paper, the invoice routes to the seller, and the certificate is in the format your agent or solicitor already accepts. That is the standard on every seller job we run across CF10–CF24.
Home Sellers in Cardiff usually want two numbers: the fixed price and the earliest date we can start. Both come back inside a day, in writing, with the certificate spec attached.
