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I've adapted to what the market wants. I charge 250 cash for DB change now. I do them after work on way home. No cert. No worries. Customer supplies and picks up the board. I keep the old tails in as the load is same as before and saves some cash. I don't worry about bonding, but if it's there the I do terminate it most of the time. Broken rings get a 20A MCB. Low IR or circuits with earth leaky stuff goes on MCB only as I don't do call backs. I've never been so busy!! :)
 
I've adapted to what the market wants. I charge 250 cash for DB change now. I do them after work on way home. No cert. No worries. Customer supplies and picks up the board. I keep the old tails in as the load is same as before and saves some cash. I don't worry about bonding, but if it's there the I do terminate it most of the time. Broken rings get a 20A MCB. Low IR or circuits with earth leaky stuff goes on MCB only as I don't do call backs. I've never been so busy!! :)
I don't know wether your being sarcastic or serious.
I'd give a smiley face if it's sarcastic. And a dislike or even dumb if it's serious.
 
As a result of doing K&Bs for about 18 years i've changed literally hundreds of CCUs so im pretty quick at them but no i was talking about just changing a CCU, but as i would have carried out a full EICR before doing the change a retest after is not going to take long is it?
Then the price of the EICR should be incorporated into the price of the cu change if i said to my customers 500 to change the board and got accepted then told them it would be an extra 200 for an EICR before I change it I’d either get kicked out or never get another CU change again if your doing an EICR every time before you change a CU that should be as part of the price for doing it.
 

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