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johnh1986
How much do they cost whats the best
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MDJ
Elecsa or the NICEIC they at least do annual inspections, I wouldn't touch Napit with yours
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johnh1986
How much in total for them each year
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MDJ
Google, a wonderful Tool
in total around £1500, adding them together. :rockon::90: then add your mft calibration, PL insurance, other space taking, time consuming paperwork and get a 2nd mortgage.
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Rich7469
£500 year NICEIC Domestic Installer
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johnh1986
3 beers near mine but i catch your drift
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johnh1986
Thats true ano what you mean like far too expensive
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GLENNSPARK
more tedious nonsense about which scam is the best.....
their all on the make/take....
their all on the make/take....
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Octopus
Ok. Then go down the route of paying LABC for each notifiable job you do....... then do the sums!
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johnh1986
How Much is that am just litrely starting off on my own
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Octopus
If you mean how much is LABC notification, expect around £200 per CU change.
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johnh1986
Cheaper to pay to one of these bodys by far then to keep cost down
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Octopus
Definitely, plus you can notify on line too so its easy.
Shame the scams charge so much for the "minimal" service they provide.
EDIT: If you are just starting out, just make sure you allow about £125 per week as your business overheads.
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johnh1986
Atm i have a zero over head im hoping to get a grant to get a van and insurance and all the other things like a tester niceic/napit/etc registerd to try and keep me without debts/overheads
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GLENNSPARK
a lot of the guys in here are with elecsa....
so, i guess you know you will need a job to show em, callibrated, dated test gear with the callibration cert to hand, public liability to the tune of £2,000,000
OSG (green)...BGB......a copy of the EAWR (free download)....approved document P (you will get this with a `welcome pack` they send you)....
and of course sufficiant knowledge to carry out install, inspection & testing to BS7671...
decent biscuits when he comes round to assess
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johnh1986
Aye ano all that pal cheers only just went self empolyed due to my last job given me the boot after 7 days was promised a lot got very little and left a great job of 7 years for a crap job with crap pay for 7 days so decided to go around local shops pubs estate agents etc with business cards etc to try and get work nothin as of yet but may be in with an estate agent who seemed very keen due to me being local but i would prefer to have can tester niceic in place first before i carry out any work for them
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GLENNSPARK
well...best of luck then and i would say elecsa would be the best for you at the moment
theres no reason why an estate agent wouldn`t be happy to take on an elecsa registered part p guy ...
you may be able to get a bit on non-notifyable work ...just to get some money in to get yourself registered....
if nowt else thats how i would do it....
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GLENNSPARK
whoos responsibility is it to see to notification Murdoch?...
client or contractor?
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Octopus
Client, but sparkies going round doing notifiable work and not telling their customers about part P need to make sure they feed their horses.
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