Didcot
We provide electrical repairs and upgrades, heating work and renewable energy installations for homes and businesses in Didcot. From boiler and electrical faults to planned improvements, we assess the property and carry out the work needed.
A faulty socket, tripping circuit or outdated consumer unit can make part of your home unusable. We trace the fault, complete electrical repairs and carry out upgrades, including rewires and consumer unit replacement. NICEIC and ECA registration means the work is carried out to the required electrical standards, with the right certification provided where needed.
If your boiler is ageing or your oil heating is becoming unreliable, we assess the whole system before recommending replacement. We work on gas, oil and LPG heating, including boilers, radiators, controls and associated pipework. Gas Safe registration covers work on gas boilers, while OFTEC registration matters for oil-fired systems in properties that are not connected to the gas grid.
For homes considering lower-carbon heating or electricity generation, we survey the property before suggesting equipment. We can assess air source heat pumps, solar PV, battery storage and EV charging alongside the existing wiring, radiators and insulation. MCS-certified installation means we can apply for a Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant on your behalf where the property qualifies, and your renewable installation can be eligible for the Smart Export Guarantee.
You receive a written quotation before work begins, so the scope and cost are clear. Our directly employed engineers handle the work, and we coordinate electrical, heating and renewable upgrades when a project involves more than one trade. Contact Alderminster Group to arrange an assessment for your property in Didcot.
If you’re planning an EV charge point at a Didcot property, the parking position and cable route matter as much as the charger itself. We check the available electrical capacity, consumer unit and route from the supply to the parking space before recommending an installation.
That planning helps avoid cables across walkways, unnecessary changes to the house and a charger positioned too far from where you park. We explain what needs changing, then leave you with a working charge point and the relevant electrical paperwork.