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a friend has just bought a house that he is looking to spend as little as poss on it and then sell it on.the house is over 40 years old.it defo needs a new fuse board .i have looked at the lighting and ring main cable and it is grey cable red and black t & e.the cable does not look in that bad shape.how do you know if it needs a re wire ? insulation resistance test ? or just the look of the cable ? i have recommended a complete re wire but he wants to keep costs down.cheers
 
If he's just going to sell it on why bother even testing it? Just change the old accessories and fittings for new ones, cover the old CU with a piece of ply and mount a new CU on that. stick on a few stickers and date the next inspection for 2020. It's then a new installation. Job done. Seen it plenty of times.
you following me round, LOL.
 
If he's just going to sell it on why bother even testing it? Just change the old accessories and fittings for new ones, cover the old CU with a piece of ply and mount a new CU on that. stick on a few stickers and date the next inspection for 2020. It's then a new installation. Job done. Seen it plenty of times.
great idea !!!!
 

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