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Electrics question

sloughflint
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Just had my bathroom done and thrilled with it and the people that fitted it.
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I've put this thread in the wrong part. can a mod move it from "Is this fair" to "in my home" please?0
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I would guess that the work they did was OK, as there was probably no new circuits installed, however i'm not a spark, perhaps the guys at this site might help, they know all the electrical regs inside out.
btkAll advice given by thekid is in good faith but remember these important facts:- I'm lucky enough to live in Scotland(Scots Law may apply)...
- My motto is "What's the worst that can happen" you've seen the kids in the Comic Relief clips, is it to that scale? Then get a grip!
- It's only money...no really(see #2)
- I'm only a plumber...
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You should have got a certifiate for a shower change (even if it is the same place with no alteration of wiring). The certificate is called a minor electrical works certificate.
A rewire cost is a 'how long is a piece of string type question'
For your type and size of house it could be anyting from £1800 to £3500. It all depends on what you are having done (lots of spots will cost more than 1 pendant set in each room)
It also depends on how awkward the house is, and if there is lots of furnature etc.
You should use a compotent person for the work, links below
In Scotland:
Individuals regitered;
http://www.sbsa.gov.uk/register/ListAC.asp
Companies
http://www.sbsa.gov.uk/register/SearchCo.asp?T=Construction&ID=2
In England and Wales:
http://www.competentperson.co.uk
Hope this helpsbaldly going on...0 -
baldelectrician wrote:For your type and size of house it could be anyting from £1800 to £3500.0
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the cost of a plasterer (making good rewire works only) should be around £100-£200.
I know a couple of local plasterers who I suggest to clients. I find this better all round- most people want more than rewire stuff plastred. It is more cost effective for the client to engage the plasterer and get ceilings skimmed etc. (if required) at the same time.baldly going on...0
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