Price rewire 3 bed (customer to chase)

[mattyevz]

Hi guys just woundering a fair price for the following 3 bed rewire (customer to chase walls) was thinking £2400? thanks guys



Note: all accessories in standard plastic unless otherwise stated

Electrical Supply
· fit 17[SUP]th[/SUP] edition consumer unit(customer supplied)
· New 25mm2 main tails
· Gas and water earth bond 10mm2
· RCBO for smoke detectors (required by regulations)
· New main Earth 16mm2

Living room
· 3x double sockets
· 1x 1gang light switch
· 1 x pendant light

Dining room
· 2x double sockets
· 1xlight switch
· 1x 1 gang light switch

Kitchen
· 1x 3gang switch
· 3x lights (customer supplied)
· 6x double sockets
· 1xsingle socket cooker extractor
· 1x cooker switch and supply
· 1x cooker connector plate
· 1xoven feed
· 1xoven switch
· 1xmains interlinked heat detector

Out House
· 1x 2gang light switch
· 2x pendant lights
· 4x Double sockets
· 1x Pir bulkhead light
· 1x 150w Pir security light
Storage out house
· 1x double socket (trunking)
· 1x light switch (trunking)
· 1xpendant light

Downstairs hallway
· 1x Double socket
· 1x 2gang switch (2-way landing)
· 1x pendant light
· 1xmains interlinked smoke detector


Upstairs Landing
· 1xmains interlinked smoke detector
· 1x light switch (2-way)
· 1x double socket landing
· 1xlight

Toilet
· 1x light switch
· 1xpendant light

Bathroom
· 1x pull switch
· 2x bathroom lights (customer supplied)
· 1x Fan light(customer to vent)
· 1x pull switch for fan light

Bedroom 1
· 2x double socket
· 1x double socket TV
· 2X pendant light
· 1x2 gang switch

Bedroom 2
· 2x double sockets
· 1x light switch
· 1xpendant light

Bedroom 3
· 2x double sockets
· 1x light switch
· 1xpendant light

Attic
· 1x Batton Holder light
· 1x pull switch

Warranty
· 12 month warranty on materials supplied
· Insurance back warranty through NICEIC
· Genuine NICEIC electrical installation certificate
· Installation Part P Registered

Note: Customer to chase walls for cable routes for electrical accessories.

 

[GLENNSPARK]

Safe zone ignorance..lol......

 

[Octopus]

This is getting very boring now. Hope the OP has made up his mind!

 

[davie spark]

How much has he saved £20?

 

[supasparxs]

I dont have the green updated edition. But it WAS ( is?) preferred to put on the lighting circuit. Customer then knows power to alarms are off and also discourages end user from switching off when tripping and forgetting to put back on.

I was going to say the same thinf

 

[supasparxs]

Does a fan light need a fan isolator?

 

[davie spark]

we were discussing the of the perils of letting the customer doing the chasing himself and leaving a dirty great hole in the wall with nothing to fix a socket box too

EXACTLY and there's been replies suggesting the use of non recognised fixings and non standard techniques, tut,tut. What have you guys got on your boots? Spurs or FCUs lol.

 

[Rockingit]

Decent splurge of bonding coat when the wall has disappeared. Or sky hooks.

 

[Mr.Ian]

Just imagine the fun the customer will have if he does his own chasing and his slightly dodgy plaster drops off !!!

 

[GaryM]

Does a fan light need a fan isolator?

No it doesn't.

 

[telectrix]

EXACTLY and there's been replies suggesting the use of non recognised fixings and non standard techniques, tut,tut. What have you guys got on your boots? Spurs or FCUs lol.

don't mention spurs when IQ's about. he's an arsenal fan.

 

[seb77]

you should run your smokes off a lighting circuit.that way if the rcbo for the smokes trips the client might not twig and take the battery out when the smoke head "bleeps" leaving them with no smoke detection at all. if the lights trip they are bound to notice and do something about it!!.

 

[rab]

Best to take it from lighting circuit,this means the customer cannot switch them of re false alarms, or frying mushrooms. without losing lighting and calling sparks to sort problem