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Internal Electrical Issues

Internal Electricity Failure

Repair to Failed Electrical Wiring

Internal Electrical Issues

When it comes to household electrics, your safety is vital.

Every home is heavily dependent on basics such as electricity, plumbing and heating and any system failure can cause major disruption to your home life.

Failing circuits and damaged appliances can all be a sign of electrical problems on your home circuit.

Our engineers can often identify problems and fix any issues on first call out. Drain Protection UK covers you for repairs to get things back to normal.

Drain Protection UK is always convenient, reliable and fast; We operate 7-days a week with a same or next day response where possible for your complete peace of mind.

Claims at Drain Protection UK

Absolutely ZERO excess to pay!

• Engineer/Tradesman costs and call out charge up to £500 per/year on any faults to your internal Electrics throughout the year.
• EXCLUDED: Cosmetic damage to your property or contents.
• EXCLUDED: External electrical issues.
• EXCLUDED: Wiring/Electrics below ground level.
• EXCLUDED: Underfloor heating and controls.
• EXCLUDED: Wiring/Electrics below ground level.
• EXCLUDED: Damage caused by infestation.
• EXCLUDED: The resetting of circuit breakers, which can be reset by you. • EXCLUDED: Any wiring that does not form part of the permanent 240 volt electrical supply system e.g. central heating control wires, satellite dishes, radio/television aerials and their fittings/masts and telephones and their asso- ciated wiring
• EXCLUDED: Any wiring that does not form part of the permanent 240 volt electrical supply system e.g. central heating control wires, satellite dishes, radio/television aerials and their fittings/masts and telephones and their associated wiring.

Available With:
 Protection Plan 1: Drainage
 Protection Plan 2: Boiler & Central Heating
 Protection Plan 3: Drainage PLUS Boiler & Central Heating
  • We advise you check your Protection Plan Agreement document to make sure your problem is covered.
  • If you need an engineer, but the repair is not covered by your Protection Plan Agreement then you may be liable for extra costs. Your engineer should inform you where possible if you have incurred extra costs before carrying out any work. You should always double-check the small print of your agreement document to check for any exclusions before you have repair work done on your Home Systems.
  • To make a claim on your existing Policy please call our Claims Line: 0800 689 0157
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We cover you for any unexpected leaks & drainage issues due to blockages, plumbing malfunction or broken pipe.

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Internal Electrical Issues - Question's & Answers

F.A.Q's

Our Electrical Protection covers a wide range of problems including repairs of failed electrical wiring, loss power to a circuit, repair to failed wiring of a bath room unit, repair to blown internal electrics, repair to faulty circuits, repair of internal rewiring.

Repairs of failed electrical wiring
Loss power to a circuit
Repair to failed wiring of a bath room unit
Repair to blown internal electrics
Repair to faulty circuits
Repair of internal rewiring

Our electrical cover that’s there to give you peace of mind and financial assistance when internal electrical problems arise. When you consider the potential cost of paying out for household emergencies, Drain Protection UK's cover could save you a huge unattainable engineer bill.

Electrical Breakdown £500 limit p/y.

It's perfectly normal for a dimmer switch to be a little warm when your lights are on (or partially on). But if it's hot, there could be a problem and can be very dangerous - it indicates that there are serious issues hiding behind your walls. You should call for help immediately of could end up facing a serious electrical fire in your home.

High wattage items like microwaves and hairdryers can trip circuit breakers, particularly when other power-hungry items are used on the same source. A circuit breaker is designed to protect you and your home, so when it does trip, that’s a sign it’s doing its job.

Look at what you were using when it tripped. If it was a hair dryer, try using the low setting. As a home occupier you could try to limit the electrical usage on a single circuit while high watt devices are in use.

Today's household wiring should be plastic-sheathed, insulated three-wire cable. However, copper wiring in many older houses works just as well, as long as it's in good condition and hasn't been altered in a damaging way.

You should use heavy-duty extension cords, 14-gauge or thicker. (The thicker the wire, the lower the gauge number.) Undersize extension cords (16-gauge or smaller) can overheat and ignite a fire if loads are too heavy.
We suggest adding more outlets throughout your house. This work requires cutting holes in walls and ceilings to snake the wires.

A Sag is a dip below the nominal voltage, while a Surge is the opposite, an increase in voltage above the recommended level.
Sags & dips usually occur when the power grip is faulty and electrical appliances are connected to it. It also occurs when the grid is made of low-quality materials. When this is the case, it draws more power when switched on.

Surges are common and last for a microsecond but if you experience frequent surges it can lead to equipment damage.
Check the device that connects to the home grid or the wiring and try disconnecting. Look out for poor quality power boards or devices from the outlet. If the surges don’t occur again, your problem is solved.

Qualified Engineers

Only registered experienced engineers carry out repair work. All background checks are vetted & verified by Check-A-Trade before we approve them.

Dedicated Support Team

Our in-house support staff are here to help customers solve drainage & appliance problems to make the most of our service.

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Our UK manned claims line and expert team are ready & waiting to send out registered engineers to fix your problems as soon as possible.

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