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Hi, hope you experts can give me some advice.

I am moving into a new property and all ceiling lights will be simple rose with a drop bulb. Over time I want to replace these with real light fittings (eg chandelier). My question is whether current regulations allow me to do this myself.

All lights are outside of kitchen/bathrooms and being a bungalow I have easy access to all loft wiring as required. I would class myself as a competent DIYer and understand basic electronics, lighting wiring circuits, safety precautions etc. When I last did something similar (a long time ago), the regs were concerned with being a competent person.

I guess i am also interested in how any DIY work might impact my house warranty. If there are regulation issues then I am keen to find out rough costs for an electrician to install 5 lights in a bungalow (north of england).

Any guidance is much appreciated.
 
Hi, hope you experts can give me some advice.

I am moving into a new property and all ceiling lights will be simple rose with a drop bulb. Over time I want to replace these with real light fittings (eg chandelier). My question is whether current regulations allow me to do this myself.

All lights are outside of kitchen/bathrooms and being a bungalow I have easy access to all loft wiring as required. I would class myself as a competent DIYer and understand basic electronics, lighting wiring circuits, safety precautions etc. When I last did something similar (a long time ago), the regs were concerned with being a competent person.

I guess i am also interested in how any DIY work might impact my house warranty. If there are regulation issues then I am keen to find out rough costs for an electrician to install 5 lights in a bungalow (north of england).

Any guidance is much appreciated.
just make sure that if its 3 plate that you identify the switch wire first before proceding wont you....
short circuit...hmm.....
 

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