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Not really. I can more easily 2nd fix without wall and floor units in the way; appliances & cupboard sockets etc I would do after or just as they were finishing off.

You run your business how you want to. When I was doing it, it made sense for not everyone to be working in one space; you’d just get in each other’s way.

I don’t see this concept as a reason to do the electrical work yourself.
 
Fair enough mate each to their own I suppose. I don't do other jobs where I can leave site and work, so walking away when mr sparks is in doesn't pay.
It is an option I suppose if I take on day jobs, but not much work is a day job. Plastering isn't always required, so even less reason to walk away.
 

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