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Toneyz

Just been looking through the local paper there's a full page advert from John Lewis their now got electricians, plumbers, painters, gardeners, carpenters and plasterers what do members know about it?
 
Just a bit of info for anyone working for B & poo as a kitchen installer or working for a installer they will stop doing installations in July, so there will be a lot of installers looking for work.

Curious more info please. Never done any work for B&Q kitchen & bathroom designs. But I was contacted a few years back, by a company doing such, and wanted a sparks to do some subbing for them.

You had to be in the NIC to do B&Q work, apparently (this was back then) it had changed from being in any scheme, to just the NIC.

Seems like the NIC are putting their elbows out.
 
I did pop into a JL branch a while back, and was pursuing the lighting department. They offered a service to have their luminaires installed by a 'professional electrician', ensuring everything was hunky dory before installing the light; £69 for 1st hour, £49 thereafter.

Can we blame NIC, its a limited company, there to make a profit.
 
I did pop into a JL branch a while back, and was pursuing the lighting department. They offered a service to have their luminaires installed by a 'professional electrician', ensuring everything was hunky dory before installing the light; £69 for 1st hour, £49 thereafter.

Can we blame NIC, its a limited company, there to make a profit.

Hum ... Wonder how much of the £69, then £49 the spark would actually get?

Once you take off the vat, then the JL margin, .......
 
What was the reason for this?
Apparently due to them losing 20 million a year through installations, from my experience of two kitchens for them was they are bloody awful, bad money, bad setup.
 
By that, it seems to do on an hourly rate. On their website, it say's about giving a quote wonder how that's going to work?
I reckon, it's simply because, Mr and Mrs Ordinary, visit B&Q to look for a new Kitchen Bathroom etc, and without the wherewith all to shop around, end up at the Orange Shed on a weekend, rip a customer off slips into motion, promise this and that, sign the agreement, gotcha.
 
Wren are absolutely the worst once you have handed your money over, avoid at all costs.
 

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