Pudsey sits between Leeds and Bradford and has never entirely belonged to either, which is part of its charm. The building stock is largely stone: terraces from the textile years, then a thick band of 1930s semis as the town spread.
The 1930s semis are the ones we are called to most. They were wired for a very different house, and the giveaway is a board with rewireable fuses, a handful of sockets per room and an immersion circuit that has been added to more than once. The older stone terraces around the Market Place and towards Fulneck need a more careful approach, particularly anywhere inside the Fulneck conservation area, where surface routes and fitting choices matter as much as the wiring itself.
Whatever the age of the house, you get the same thing: the installation tested first, one fixed price in writing, and the property left as we found it.
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