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Hi guys, I’m just trying to price a rewire and I think my price is fair considering the specs of the job plus he wants 2 consumer units, 1 cu for downstairs as he and his wife will downstairs and 1 cu for upstairs which he will turn into a flat. I just want to get other opinions if I'm close to how they would price.

All materials supplied and fitted for now, he did mention he wanted to get usb sockets and stuff but he seemed clueless and a bit busy with removing rubble when I went to quote, so I’m just pricing it get the quote done for all white Hager stuff, cu by Fusebox with compact rcbos, downlights by ansell, nothing else fancy keeping it basic.

Area is Borderline east London/essex.

Price is
Labour 6485
Materials 1850 which includes 20% markup
Total 8335

Below is all the relevant specs:

Downstairs

Hallway
1 light
1 switch 2w
1 double socket

Front bedroom
2 sockets
1 light
1 switch

Living room
Chimney area downlights x9
3 downlights by basement stairs
2 gang switch
2 double sockets left right pillar
-Media wall-
2 double sockets

Basement
1 Light
Switch top of stairs
1 Socket

Kitchen
Downlights x16
1 switch
Ring sockets cables run for install later date
Boiler spur

Toilet
Downlights x 4
1 Switch outside

Upstairs

Landing
1 light
2 way switch with downstairs
Extractor switch isolator above bathroom switch

Bathroom
Round ceiling light
2g switch outside with loft light
Extractor fan

Front bedroom small
1 light
1 Switch
4 sockets
Electric oven
Electric cooker

Front bedroom big
1 light
1 Switch
3 sockets

Back Bedroom
1 light
1 Switch
3 sockets

Loft
1 light
same 2g switch with bathroom

Total

£50 x 9 lights = £450

£60 x 32 downlights = £1920

£120 x 1 extractor fan = £120

£80 x 12 Switches = £960

£50 x 1 x Strappers £50

£80 x 18 sockets = £1440

£100 x 1 Boiler spur = 100

£160 x 1 oven supply outlet = 160

£200 x 1 cooker circuit =200

£40 x 2 kitchen radials run later install = £80


Bonding each £45 water gas x 2 = £90


Consumer unit base price £100

+ £35 every circuit

CU1 £100 + 5 circuits (£175) = £275
+
CU1 £100 + 4 circuits (£140) = £240
+
£400 test inspect
=
£915 (CU’s + test)



Circuits (downstairs CU1 / upstairs CU2)

Basement light 1
Downstairs sockets 1
Downstairs lights1
Downstairs kitchen 1
Boiler 1

Upstairs and loft lighting 2
Upstairs socket 2
Cooker 2
Oven 2
 
I couldn't see that you had priced for running a supply from the intake to the 2nd CU upstairs? Have you factored in parking, parking tickets etc (if relevant)? For the area I think your price is a bit on the light side.
 
I couldn't see that you had priced for running a supply from the intake to the 2nd CU upstairs? Have you factored in parking, parking tickets etc (if relevant)? For the area I think your price is a bit on the light side.
I was thinking of keeping both CUs in the basement. But now you mention it I’m thinking it would be a good idea to have the other cu upstairs in case of a fault they don’t have to come downstairs.

Parking would be permit holders I’d have to sort that out.

If I’m being honest I don’t think I’ll get the rewire because they’re after cheap cheap it seems and that’s not me. But I kind of know them so thought I’d pop round and do the quote anyways.

How far off would you say I am in terms of pricing? Any specific items i.e lights sockets im pricing too low?
 
I was thinking of keeping both CUs in the basement. But now you mention it I’m thinking it would be a good idea to have the other cu upstairs in case of a fault they don’t have to come downstairs.

Parking would be permit holders I’d have to sort that out.

If I’m being honest I don’t think I’ll get the rewire because they’re after cheap cheap it seems and that’s not me. But I kind of know them so thought I’d pop round and do the quote anyways.

How far off would you say I am in terms of pricing? Any specific items i.e lights sockets im pricing too low?
Doesn't sound really cheap, or too expensive.
I expect a bit closer to £10k would still be ok.
 

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