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Hmmm TBH im not really sure what you can do.

All i can think is to pay him up to date, and try and find someone else to finish.
 
I thought I was slow 3 weeks including full emerg lights and LD1 Grade A fire alarm system for 7 beds (2 of us)

Standard rewire of 4 bed house would probably take me alone 3 weeks, did a 2 bed the other week in 4 days on my own, it does vary from house to house and on existing chases/boxes
 
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Hmmm TBH im not really sure what you can do.

All i can think is to pay him up to date, and try and find someone else to finish.

Have paid him 50% of the agreed fee so far, plus costs of £900 for the wiring, back casing & basic sockets (does this seem right?). Had held back the remainder until completion of the 2nd fix!??
 
If it is creating a real problem with other workers, then it may be worth mentioning to him that you are thinking about getting another electrician in to speed the job up. If he has a free run then the norm will be to bash the job out, get paid and go home. I've done complete rewires like this on my own in around 2 weeks, I've had jobs drag on to around 8 or even 12 weeks, but it's never the electrician creating the delay. :p



Whats your location?
 
I'd say between a week and two weeks max, probs two if it was just me alone. Some can take longer if they are a pain, 7 weeks tho :D, never heared anyhing like it. Get rid of this joker and find somebody else.
 
Occupied -at least 2...probably 3 weeks...depends on number of points,whether chasing/making good is included and whether an existing kitchen is to be rewired without damage......2-4 days????.....I would be wary of taking advise from friends in the future!!!
 
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Its probably because his questions to his problems aren't being answered quickly enough on the forum, so he has to spin the job out till he gets them answered:D

Seriously though, I would of thought 3 weeks tops.
 
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With two people and a few long days this should be done in 7 working days... especially as an unoccupied place, have done smaller occupied ouses in less than a working week before now. Probably why I can keep my prices down, not having to justify my hours.....
 
Myself plus 1 electrician and 2 labourers, unoccupied, no carpets and no making good, 3 days. Occupied but no one at home for duration and making good 4 days.
Occupied and being lived in, making good 5 days. This assumes no outbuildings etc, just straight forward rewire if there is such a thing.

Cheers.........Howard
 

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