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How much is it on average to get the council to inspect a rewire and provide a Certificate? Just in case he withholds it from us.
It is he who is wrong. As I've said, even if it were a 'new installation' (which it isn't) the stuff about socket heights is guidelines/recommendations, not 'requirements'.... "In every new installation the sockets have got to be at disabled heights. I've been an electrician over 20 yrs and have done 8 yrs at college so not sure who has informed you but there wrong....
Well, for a start, to say that's "how he always does it" is very different from saying (or, at least, imply) that it was 'required'. There are absolutely no rules or regulations such as he suggests/implies. As for the practice of 'putting them to the side' being an 'old way', there was (and still is!) a fairly good reason for doing that, particularly in bedrooms. Particularly in bedrooms the normal practice used to be (and still may be for some) to put the ceiling light fairly near the window, so as to avoid shadows of naked bodies (or whatever!) being visible on the curtains from outside!We alway centralise lights for maximum light. Its an old way of doing it putting them to the side.
Well, you've already got the CAB and Trading Standards on the case, so maybe it's now time for 'the media'?Well, he never turned up. He "can't find" his insurance documents
Well, you've already got the CAB and Trading Standards on the case, so maybe it's now time for 'the media'?
Kind Regards, John
Has he ever claimed to be a member of NICEIC? As has been said before, even if he is 'legit', there are at least two or three other organisations of which he could be a member.Should he be listed on the NICEIC website? Searching for his name or company name doesn't wield any results. Searching with his postcode doesn't bring up any of his details either.
That, in itself, is not unusual - there are millions of non-limited 'companies' out there - really just a self-employed 'sole trader' who trades under a 'trading name' (which most will regard as a company).I've asked about how he trades. He says he trades under a company name but isn't a limited company.
Has he ever claimed to be a member of NICEIC? As has been said before, even if he is 'legit', there are at least two or three other organisations of which he could be a member.
That, in itself, is not unusual - there are millions of non-limited 'companies' out there - really just a self-employed 'sole trader' who trades under a 'trading name' (which most will regard as a company).
Kind Regards, John
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