Full House Wiring

FixdePitchmark

Guys

any ideas of approx price to fully wire a 2000 sq foot house - shed - outside sockets -

All modern conviences etc.

Got a price and seems off the wall.

Dublin.

Thanks.

iwillhtfu

Anywhere between 3k and 20k.

You'd need to give more detail to narrow it down.

Socket point/Lighting type/finish (chrome/plain white) etc.

FixdePitchmark

iwillhtfu wrote: »

Anywhere between 3k and 20k.

You'd need to give more detail to narrow it down.

Socket point/Lighting type/finish (chrome/plain white) etc.

Thanks

It would be on the higher end of spec. (I think)

Chrome / Brushed steel finish (but i think the usb thing is overrated / the wrong route for futrue proofing)
Higher end LED lighting
MHVR
Pumped water system
Island Unit
Utility room
Outside lights
Electric car charge point
Garrage 30 yards away

I haven't considered it fully - but are people making smart connection from phone to mcb board these days ?

I would like to future proof house.
But nothing mad.

So in the mid upper to below high spec.

goz83

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

Thanks

It would be on the higher end of spec. (I think)

Chrome / Brushed steel finish (but i think the usb thing is overrated / the wrong route for futrue proofing)
Higher end LED lighting
MHVR
Pumped water system
Island Unit
Utility room
Outside lights
Electric car charge point
Garrage 30 yards away

I haven't considered it fully - but are people making smart connection from phone to mcb board these days ?

I would like to future proof house.
But nothing mad.

So in the mid upper to below high spec.

Don't tell any electrician that you want an electric car charge point. The price quadruples at best. Just say you want a 7kWh supply as you may be running heavy loads at that point. Then when the wiring is in place, get the EVSE connected. It's no more complicated than a socket.

redved

goz83 wrote: »

Don't tell any electrician that you want an electric car charge point. The price quadruples at best. Just say you want a 7kWh supply as you may be running heavy loads at that point. Then when the wiring is in place, get the EVSE connected. It's no more complicated than a socket.

We got a full rewire for 1600sq ft house. basic socket fittings, led lights downstairs, cat 6 in all rooms, electric car point, circuit for electric gates, all done for just under 9k

FixdePitchmark

redved wrote: »

We got a full rewire for 1600sq ft house. basic socket fittings, led lights downstairs, cat 6 in all rooms, electric car point, circuit for electric gates, all done for just under 9k

This sounds fairly good for such a high specification ?

I was also told chasing is extra :eek:

:eek:

Got a higher price than above for basic spec.

11K -accepted slightly larger house without chasing

Milkman..

goz83 wrote: »

Don't tell any electrician that you want an electric car charge point. The price quadruples at best. Just say you want a 7kWh supply as you may be running heavy loads at that point. Then when the wiring is in place, get the EVSE connected. It's no more complicated than a socket.

Wouldn't you need nightsaver too?

He may not know that unless the spec calls for it

bifl

Milkman.. wrote: »

goz83 wrote: »

Don't tell any electrician that you want an electric car charge point. The price quadruples at best. Just say you want a 7kWh supply as you may be running heavy loads at that point. Then when the wiring is in place, get the EVSE connected. It's no more complicated than a socket.

Wouldn't you need nightsaver too?

He may not know that unless the spec calls for it

I'm getting wiring done soon and would be interested in getting the house electric car ready.  I will have nightsaver anyway with the HP.  On the 7kWh supply where exactly do I get that to ?  Is is the fuse board, into the house or a point you think the EVSE will be connected?
Only other question is, and the same is try of other renewabales, is some of this work better left and hopefully get it through a SEAI type grant  later.

Milkman..

I don't know where the charge point goes but for nightsaver it will just wire back to the distribution board.

You might need a 16kva supply if you're running a heat pump at night too

stickman1019

Anyone have any idea on a breakdown per point for a double sockets and lighting ??

Ak84

Between 55 and 75 I would say per point for standard switches and sockets.
Ev charge points and garage cables gonna cost that bit extra due to heavier cabling.