Thanks again. Just don't understand why he wouldn't want to certificate the work he done and do a proper job, regardless of the issue with the consumer unit. Its not like it was a pittance i paid for the work.The best of it is, hes back out tomorrow to sort out the issues i have flagged up. What...
I do agree about the certificate, i thought it was a bit strange, regardless of the type of consumer unit i have.
The couple other quotes I had done prior to install by this guy, said the exact same thing if there were to go ahead with the job. So are they all on fiddle locally ??
The consumer...
I was informed by the electrician he couldn't certificate the work, due to the consumer unit not inline with 18th edition standards, which would be a fail.
Couple of the other quotes from other electricians said the exact same thing if they were to do the work. Only way around it to certificate...
Stupidly enough the joiner has already been paid, for all work. I payed him in installments with completion of each part (as far as I knew!)...He sorted out the electrician out of his own pocket which was then added into overall cost, no doubt a little extra for him.
He has kept to his word up...
So the conduit should be attached to a gland for sealant. The thing is this is right behind my washing machine.
I'm beginning to wish I had got another electrician in myself now, as I'm guessing this is all bog standard stuff he should know and be doing for safety.
The reply i got back from the joiner that brought in the electrician, was that 'the sparky had fitted it right on the floor, due to issues with space for plug on the wall'?
I'm just glad I double checked everything over and have since been back in touch with the joiner who is dealing with the...
I genuinely didn't know it was like that until I pulled out the tumble dryer. I have been in touch with the joiner who was dealing with the electrician who done the work, as I'm extremely annoyed about this.
Is the socket that has been attached to the floor ok, or should I be concerned about...
Update on works ongoing. Supposedly no need to fit two way fusebox, kitchen electrical appliances were safe enough to run off existing consumer board.
Not really happy with loose switch and socket that was left behind tumble as per picture. Also unsure about socket which has been attached to...
I won't need a building warrant as I am not making alterations to the building which is what is stated from my local council. But will need an EIC, but reading between the lines from the conversation I had with my my joiner, the electrician is doing the work basicly as a "homer". Which has got...
I'm in Scotland so will have to check legislation up here. Can't see it being much different.
Also from what you are saying, the two way fusebox thats due to be fitted for the electrics in the kitchen, that would also come under small electrical work?
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Thats as much has been done up up to this point of install, so far so good then..
The job sheet for the work i listed, would that have to be Part P signed off or would it be signed off as Minor electrical work?
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The joiner has brought in an electrician to do the work. Also know the chap has to be fully qualified and registered to do the work, which I have been assured by joiner is the case.I wont take the risk of when it comes to electrical work.
The work is been carried out in my own personal home...
I am looking for pro advice on kitchen electrical installation.
Currently in the process of old kitchen being replaced, cancelled registered electrician that I had initially booked up after joiner handling the the job said he could get an electrician in sooner and get it signed off. Which I...
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