Birmingham
The city itself, from Victorian terraces like Sutton Coldfield’s to the post-war prefabs still standing in Moseley. A lot of the housing stock is older than the wiring regulations that now sit behind these devices, which is exactly why we check the circuit before the socket goes in.
The Black Country
Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and the towns between them. Coverage here works the same way as everywhere else on this site: a postcode, a surface check, then a figure.
Coventry
Newer housing sits alongside older terraces here more than in most of the region, which is worth knowing because the surface and the circuit checks are the same regardless of when the house was built.
Wolverhampton
The city and its immediate suburbs. Send a postcode and we will confirm it is ours to cover before anything else happens. We could not source an honest, clearly licensed photograph of a Wolverhampton street in time for this page, so none is shown here rather than standing in a photograph from somewhere else.
The same rules everywhere here
All four areas sit in England, so the same permitted development right and the same 27 August 2026 timber exclusion apply across the whole patch. What changes house to house is the surface, not the postcode.
The distribution operator is the same across all four areas too. See the operator page for who that is and what the form asks for.
On this page
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Send your postcode and tell us what the surface is. We reply by email.
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