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Kitchen fit electrician cost
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johntaylor1980
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Hi,
I will be getting a kitchen fitted soon, found the installer who is reasonable but an electrician wants 1K for his part. This is what is required:
-Move one light switch down 10 cm.
-Move power socket behind unit for dish washer.
-Make new socket for extractor fan.
-Make new socket for washing machine in the utility.
-Replace all sockets and switch faces (I have bought already)
-Place 6 down lights in the celling.
What cost should I be looking at for this and how long should it take? I am based in the Midlands.
I will be getting a kitchen fitted soon, found the installer who is reasonable but an electrician wants 1K for his part. This is what is required:
-Move one light switch down 10 cm.
-Move power socket behind unit for dish washer.
-Make new socket for extractor fan.
-Make new socket for washing machine in the utility.
-Replace all sockets and switch faces (I have bought already)
-Place 6 down lights in the celling.
What cost should I be looking at for this and how long should it take? I am based in the Midlands.
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johntaylor1980 wrote: »Hi,
I will be getting a kitchen fitted soon, found the installer who is reasonable but an electrician wants 1K for his part. This is what is required:
-Move one light switch down 10 cm.
-Move power socket behind unit for dish washer.
-Make new socket for extractor fan.
-Make new socket for washing machine in the utility.
-Replace all sockets and switch faces (I have bought already)
-Place 6 down lights in the celling.
What cost should I be looking at for this and how long should it take? I am based in the Midlands.
No-one knows as they haven't seen your installation. It is certainly possible that a good bit of additional work is required in order to leave you with compliant and safe electrical installation work, and this can soon mount up in costs. I don't think £1,000 for electrical work in a kitchen is necessarily unreasonable - but as I say we really don't know the details.0 -
Doesn't sound unreasonable as such, have you asked/ had a breakdown?0
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