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Hi all

I have had a request to quote for a consumer unit change in an old house in a rural village.

The wall where the unit is, is being knocked down so the circuit cables will need extending and new longer tails and earthing will need installing. I was thinking of using a Wago DIN rail enclosure to joint the existing cables in and extending from there to the new CU.

With having to test the house before and after, pulling up floor boards upstairs, how much should I b charging for labour? I am still Part P registered but only really do commercial work so am out of touch with domestic prices.

Cheers
 

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