Consumer unit replacement cost: £500–£1,200
Replacing a domestic consumer unit often costs several hundred pounds, with testing and remedial work priced separately when needed.
This is a broad UK guide range, not a quote. Prices vary with the property, specification, access, location and whether VAT applies. Ask for a written, itemised quote before work begins.
- The price can change with unit specification and circuit count
- The price can change with earthing and bonding condition
- The price can change with surge protection or other additions
- The price can change with faults found during testing
Consumer unit replacement cost questions
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What is included in the consumer unit replacement cost?
The guide range covers typical labour and materials for a straightforward UK job. Ask for an itemised quote so you can see what is included and whether VAT, access equipment or making good are extra.
Why can the price be higher than this consumer unit replacement guide?
The range is a guide, not a fixed quote. Condition, access, specification and additional remedial work can all change the final price. A reputable electricians should explain those differences before work starts.
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