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Think you’ve fallen into a bit of a trap here Tom,if the only reason she wanted it checked was “he was a bit of drip”.......I wouldn’t get my testers out for that:)
 
Think you’ve fallen into a bit of a trap here Tom,if the only reason she wanted it checked was “he was a bit of drip”.......I wouldn’t get my testers out for that:)
Could be onto something here, it was just his general workmanship that was her cause for concern for everything. He didnt even have a drill bit to drill a hole in a worktop, said he’d have to borrow one and then came back with he’ll get his father in law round to do it as he would do a better job
 
Could be onto something here, it was just his general workmanship that was her cause for concern for everything. He didnt even have a drill bit to drill a hole in a worktop, said he’d have to borrow one and then came back with he’ll get his father in law round to do it as he would do a better job
Fair enough mate,but she employed him not you
 
Could be onto something here, it was just his general workmanship that was her cause for concern for everything. He didnt even have a drill bit to drill a hole in a worktop, said he’d have to borrow one and then came back with he’ll get his father in law round to do it as he would do a better job
this post is now getting like a soap .
 
Tom,

If she is concerned about the safety of the work carried out, then yes, you can carry out an EICR (which, given it's a spur from what I'm assuming is a ring final circuit) should include a full suite of dead and live tests on the circuit, along with a visual inspection of the work carried out.

As the house is new, she should have access to the original EIC for the installation which you can refer to for test results for the circuit that was worked on.

Hope that helps.


Regards

SC
 
Tom,

If she is concerned about the safety of the work carried out, then yes, you can carry out an EICR (which, given it's a spur from what I'm assuming is a ring final circuit) should include a full suite of dead and live tests on the circuit, along with a visual inspection of the work carried out.

As the house is new, she should have access to the original EIC for the installation which you can refer to for test results for the circuit that was worked on.

Hope that helps.


Regards

SC

Thanks for that, i’d almost forgot myself what i’d asked with all the questions coming ino_O
 
If she is concerned about the safety of the work carried out, then yes, you can carry our an EICR (which, given it's a spur from what I'm assuming is a ring final circuit) should include a full suite of dead and live tests on the circuit, along with a visual inspection of the work carried out.

As the house is new, she should have access to the original EIC for the installation which you can refer to for test results for the circuit that was worked on.

Hope that helps.


Regards

SC
I new the vicar had done it .when the cat was found in the tumble dryer .
 

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