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mamba

This will be interesting.

Property 4 bed domestic within the M25.

Your task to day is to give the forum a price for the following recent requested works.
All earthing and bonding Complies
To supply and fit with high end spec.

1] Replace old rewire CU with new 12 way split RCD DB spec MK Supply and fit. Survey on present board shows no DB schedual present so no final desigination of final circuits not known - and the DB is wired as follows. x3 30amp red fuses as final ring mains and x1 30 amp radial in 6mm x1 15amp in 2.5 and x3 White 5amp fuses .....of which x2 have 2 x 1.5mm being feed off them so to be investigted further.
2] Install a 100amp DP fused or unfused isolator for single isolation of whole installation off 25mm tails on consumer side of meter.
3] Install 2 RCD 2way Garage Unit
4] Install 4 double sockets in garage as ring main I have spec metal clad. Total length of cable reg +/- 25 meters
5] Install 3 new lights [Lights are being supplied by client] in garage off present circuit, circuit to be extended as at present only a 1 point pendent present . Ceiling present so trunking will do.
6] Supply and fit an outside IP44 light LED with PIR.
7] fully test installation on completion and issue appropriate test sheets and results.
 
Again it depends whether you need the work or not, for fun only, assuming you don't care whether you get the work and you are a proper time served spark then £1,100 plus vat :biggrin5:
 
Sorry mamba but I read your post as "I have this job and I want to know how much YOU would charge"
If this is the case then the guys on here usually respond better if you give your price out first.
If not then just ignore my comments....
 
Things are ticking over its is fairly quiet you would like the work but if you do not get it it is not a train smash. It is not a desperation job but to be priced so as client gets good value for money for good product and service and you do it with a view of what it is worth to you.
 
Sorry mamba but I read your post as "I have this job and I want to know how much YOU would charge"
If this is the case then the guys on here usually respond better if you give your price out first.
If not then just ignore my comments....

It is hyperthectical question for a bit of insight and cross reference and at the same time have bit of fun and banter among us electricians, as it appears form sparks on this forum and who I speak to daily in wholesalers etc we are all now getting really confused with pricing in this now very competitive market. The job is based on a quote I recently went in for and got blown out the water.
 
Ok I would quote £1,200 . If my quote was accepted I would give the job to amlu for £600 (see post 2) and keep £600 myself.
Your turn now mamba....
 
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Spoons right, we gave, now you give, it seems to be all take take take with you, whats your costs?

Ok Ok as said lets keep this light hearted never intended to take take take this is a forum.but if you must I worked out my quote broken down as materials £326.00 inc Vat straight off a proforma invoice from Wholesaler allowed myself £185.00 per day working 8.30am to 5.00pm for a 2 day job
Day 1 to do all the garage works day 2 to id all final circuits install new CU and fully test both Boards So quote was £695.00. Got blown away did not get the works
 
Yeah my sort of views then again if one cannot get a job that is really well value priced in this market what is answer, sit at home and have house dog and Megger taken away by ballifs or does one go out and at least keep busy and bring in a little which is better than nought.
 
£695 is a low price for that. so as above, you probably better off losing it. let the romanians botch it up then you might get the job to put it all right.
 

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