Insure your home’s electrics from just £1 per month*
Whether you’re having issues with faulty wiring, a broken fusebox or an electric vehicle charging point, HomeServe’s cover gives you peace of mind.
Why choose Electrics cover?
Nobody wants to worry about unexpected electrics repairs. Avoid unexpected and potentially costly repair bills with HomeServe’s electrics cover. Prices start at from as little as £1 per month*.
HomeServe’s cover allows unlimited claims† and covers a range of electrics faults, including DIY accidents, giving you added peace of mind.

Benefits of Electrics cover
Help whenever you need it
With an unlimited number of claims† and access to a nationwide network of Home Experts, help is always at hand.
Covered for accidental damage
You’ll be covered for accidental damage to your electrics - so if you have a DIY disaster, you can rely on us to help you sort it out.
Avoid the unexpected
HomeServe's electrics cover takes the inconvenience and potential cost out of unexpected problems.
Avoid costly repairs and replacements†
Here’s how much some common electrics jobs typically cost. With prices for Electrics cover starting at just £1 per month**, see how much you could save with HomeServe:
Replace a dimmer switch - £149
Repair a light fitting - £106
Replace a standard normal power socket - £120
Replace failed wiring to wall light - £226
Replace medium sized fuse box - £414
BCIS© Research, September 2022 (prices include labour, parts, call-out charges and VAT)
Reasons to choose Electrics cover through HomeServe
24/7 claims line
12-month guarantee
No hidden costs
Enjoy peace of mind with Electrics cover from £1 a month
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Electrics cover and why do I need it?
- Who can buy this cover?
- What does HomeServe Electrics cover include?
- Does Electrics cover also cover appliances?
- What happens if I find an electrics problem?
*£1 a month cover has a £30 per claim excess. Customers can choose a £5 a month cover with £0 per claim excess. Based on the £1 a month product, If you choose to continue into your second year, the expected price for customers who haven’t made a claim is £7 a month, which is £84 for the year.
†There’s a 28-day exclusion period before you can make a claim, so you’ll be covered for 11 months in the first year. £30 excess per claim,each claim has a £4000 repair limit.
ΔThe 12-month workmanship warranty from HomeServe on repairs does not apply to any one hour engineer jobs. Further information can be provided by HomeServe at the point of booking. HomeServe will also be unable to guarantee any work where we have fit an item that is supplied by the customer.
Shell Energy Retail Limited (company number 05070887) whose registered address is at Shell Energy House, Westwood Business Park, Westwood Way, Coventry, CV4 8HS. Vat Number GB 867244791. Shell Energy Retail Limited is an appointed representative of HomeServe Membership Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
HomeServe Membership Limited (company number 2770612) whose registered address is at Cable Drive, Walsall, WS2 7BN. Financial Services Register number 312518. HomeServe Membership Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for general insurance and credit broking activities.
Terms and Conditions apply.