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Electrician question...
 
            
                
                    GhostDog_2                
                
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                    What should we expect to pay for the installation of two new ceiling lights?  We bought some lovely new lights for the lounge / diner and OH started the job but then realised he was a little out of his depth
  We bought some lovely new lights for the lounge / diner and OH started the job but then realised he was a little out of his depth 
Anyone got any idea? :rolleyes:
                 We bought some lovely new lights for the lounge / diner and OH started the job but then realised he was a little out of his depth
  We bought some lovely new lights for the lounge / diner and OH started the job but then realised he was a little out of his depth 
Anyone got any idea? :rolleyes:
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            Is it to replace the existing lights in the same position ? Not recessed or low voltage or anything?
 If so it should be 1-2 hrs work max at about £30 - £40 per hour max. Depends where you are and exactly the type / position of the fittings.Signature No Longer acceptable -
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            yep.
 between say 40 and 80 quid.Get some gorm.0
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            My rate has went up to £37.50 per hour (for me and apprentice)
 This job would be in the £40 area (probably just over the hour)baldly going on...0
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 Hi Baldelectrician. Can't seem to reply via conventional methods so thanks for your help.baldelectrician wrote:My rate has went up to £37.50 per hour (for me and apprentice)
 This job would be in the £40 area (probably just over the hour)0
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