
Garden room electrics in Woking for home offices, studios, gyms and summer houses. We run a safe armoured supply from the house and fit sockets, lighting and heating, all tested and certified.

The supply runs from your house fuse board to the garden room in armoured cable, usually buried in a trench at a safe depth or fixed along a wall or fence. The route is planned to avoid trees, patios and future digging wherever possible.
A small consumer unit in the room feeds sockets, lights, heating and sometimes an outside light. If you'll work there, think about where your desk and screens will go, and whether you'd like data cabling for a steady internet connection.
Outbuildings need careful earthing, and the right arrangement depends on your supply and how the room will be used. The cable size depends on the distance and the load, especially if you plan electric heating or air conditioning. We work this out before quoting.
We visit to see the house fuse board, the garden room and the route between them, and talk through what you'll use the room for. The free quote covers the cable route, the consumer unit and every socket, switch and light inside.
If the room is still being built, we coordinate with the installer so cables go in before the walls are lined. Once the supply is connected, we test everything, issue an Electrical Installation Certificate and notify building control for the new circuit.
Call or send us a message with what's wrong or what you'd like done. We aim to respond the same day.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job, explain what's needed and give you a free, no-obligation quote.
We carry out the work, test it and hand you the right certificate, leaving everything safe and tidy.
Not safely as a permanent setup. Extension leads aren't designed to be left outside or buried, and they can be damaged, overheat or let in water. A garden room in Woking used regularly needs a proper armoured supply with its own protection.
Deep enough that it won't be disturbed by digging, which in a garden usually means well below spade depth, with warning tape laid above it. Where trenching isn't practical, the cable can sometimes be clipped along a wall or fence instead.
Yes. A new circuit to an outbuilding is notifiable under Part P in England. As NAPIT registered electricians, we notify building control for you, and you receive an installation certificate and a Building Regulations Compliance Certificate when the job is finished.
Yes, and it's usually the best way to do it. A small consumer unit in the room lets you switch it off separately and gives each circuit its own protection. It's fed from your main board in the house by the armoured cable.
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Send us the size of the room and how far it is from the house, and we'll come back with a free quote.