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i know a good sparky in Leeds who covers Halifax area. he's a sound, honest bloke. if you could pm me contact details i can pass them on to him.Thank you for your advice. I just don't want to get ripped off if it's not needed.
Many thanks Vicky
The fuseboard most definitley needs upgrading, if you hire an Electrician to do this then he/she will have to test the installation as well to certify it. When they do that you will have a much better understanding on the electrical installations condition.
I'm never one to raise unnecessary work, but if the installation is of the same age as the board, it may be worth considering if there are sufficient sockets and lights in the house right now? While it may be a small dwelling you may find the kitchen lacking in points, or the living room etc.
If you think the installation is a little insufficient for the future demand, a quote for a re-wire should be cheapest when the property is vacant.
can't really estimate without personal visit to determine what you require. while one person is happy with XX number of sockets, another wants YY. also, there's a big cost difference between white plastic and chrome metal accessories. see what G.M. says. he will give you spot on advice.
why do people think that when a buy property'sI would love some advice. Do I need a rewire? I've attached a picture of the fuse box. As you can see it has older type grey wire. If I do need work how much roughly would it cost to rewire an empty 2 bedroom cottage?
why do people think that when a buy property'sI would love some advice. Do I need a rewire? I've attached a picture of the fuse box. As you can see it has older type grey wire. If I do need work how much roughly would it cost to rewire an empty 2 bedroom cottage?
It's 200 years old! Surely the wiring isn't that old?? Maybe it came with the buildingwhy do people think that when a buy property's
has old has the pyramids they think they do not require electrical work.
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