Part P - be very afraid

[DavidH]

Surely on the larger jobs you can still do all the chasing,running on wires etc (the crappy stuff) and get your friendly neighborhood sparky to do the connecting/testing side of things.

Both are happy

 

[austin1]

Does anyone have any idea how much Building Control would charge to come and inspect/certify electrical work carried out by a DIY'er. I know it depends on the size of the job, but they are very expensive and one of the reasons people will by-pass this stage. If it's all about safety, why don't they offer a free service if the work is assessed as being safe. Also, I have phoned my local Building Control Dept in the past on a number of issues - they are clueless. Typical council workers - thick as bricks.

 

[Mr.DangerMouse]

thick as bricks.

Just like you replying to a post 3 years old.

 

[Steve]

thick as bricks.

Just like you replying to a post 3 years old.

a new member who has read the rules!!!!

 

[simon_d]

Does anyone have any idea how much Building Control would charge to come and inspect/certify electrical work carried out by a DIY'er.

try actually contacting them. they have a better chance of knowing the answer.

and if you must ask question, start a new thread. this is 3 years old

 

[securespark]

thick as bricks.

Just like you replying to a post 3 years old.

a new member who has read the rules!!!!

Albeit a new member who tends towards rudeness. It is one thing berating someone for replying to an old post, but there is no need for insults. And s/he did the same in a post about a S/L CU.

Please, there is no need to be insulting.

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