I certainly will, all my communications have a footer that clearly states to all my customers that albeit I'm qualified and working to 17th edition any Part P/MW need certifying and the two options they have are to use a registered Spark or contact LABC and as the Homeowner the onus is upon...
LOL, definitely feeling this Shanky. Never got the whole RFC thingy. Bulb Vs Lamp, I'm with the majority on but I'm afraid it was always a ring circuit and to a lesser degree a Megger during my college/apprenticeship.
The £350 is surprising for the LABC fee's but that's not part of my quote...
Thanks Murdoch. I advised the kitchen fitter who got me the job I wouldn't expect much change from £800. As there's no cooker or lighting circuits to worry about. Just a new ring main, two 10mm earths and small C.U. He told the customer put £1000 aside if you want me to do it so you're bang on...
Agreed it might cost us £50 to buy it but with my costs of going out to get it and then my time spent taking the old one out and installing the new one in a very awkward space soon costs a lot more :( Plus it's not just the C.U. if I were to take the job on she'd have proper earthing and a new...
Thanks for the thoughts.
With this and the other replies in my artillery I was able to get a significantly higher budget to work with and am happier about getting involved. I hate appearing to be "making more work" for myself but think the customer is happy all my recommendations are necessary...
Helpful and constructive advice only please. I appreciate this inquiry isn't ideal.
As a mainly petrochemical Sparky I've been asked to help a mate out re-do a 1970's kitchen. I would love to avoid this job like the plague as, as ever it's all being done on a budget and as minimal hassle as...
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