Nothing wrong with fair competition, just not fair on the public if an unskilled man carries out works to their properties and he gets the ideas of cost from here, we won't agree obviouly as your talking about one thing and me another, the thread has now got around to slating a mans opinion when I thought we were discussing not allowing browsers from seeing prices, the threads all over the place now haha, anyway have a good day and enjoy your weekend.
Whos to say if someone charges less than £100 for an EICR he is unskilled or doesn't know what he's doing?
It completely depends on the persons circumstances, If he is short of work and is getting 70 quid a fortnight JSA then less than 100 for half a day on site and "paperwork" in front of Jeremy Kyle USA with a cuppa in the afternoon may be a lot to this person, it's all a matter of perspective.
I agree there will be cowboys out there who won't take the board cover off and will 'potter" in front of the customer then forge all the results, this behaviour is unacceptable as we all know, but you can't generalise this behaviour simply because someone charges less than the going rate.
I have been lucky and have been able to leave sparking full time and now develop property, although time consuming I still have weekends free and have kept the electrical business open and also jet washing.
This sat, I am jet washing a customers drive, front and rear patio and decking area, it will take me about 4 hours and am happy with 80 for it, pocket money.
Again this is jet washing and not an EICR, but it's about persective , I am competent, for the record I have spent 3 years on the 2330. I have the 2391. Jib approved, building regs for electrical installations in dwellings, 17th ed, so I am competent and I know what I'm doing. This said if I was broke or had no work my perspective would be different to someone who had work, money and I would be happy doing an EICR for less than £100 , I would do a proper job too.
Just saying