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Central heating & Rewiring - Money PIT

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  • roses
    roses Posts: 2,333 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    If it's any help, I paid £4000 for a full electrical rewire in London (which included 20% extra for working in an occupied house & having to move furniture) & £4000 for central heating. This is in a 3 bed mid terrace in London.
  • roses wrote: »
    If it's any help, I paid £4000 for a full electrical rewire in London (which included 20% extra for working in an occupied house & having to move furniture) & £4000 for central heating. This is in a 3 bed mid terrace in London.

    I should move down south.:D

    The average rewire up here is £1800-£2300
    baldly going on...
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