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I'm currently fitting a kitchen in my 1960's house. Taking the
cupboards off the wall I discovered all of the electrics are spurred off one socket! Needless to say I need to upgrade a bit. I also only have an old four way fusebox. I have been quoted =A3750 to replace the fuse box with a new consumer unit, install five double sockets (ie a new ring main for the kitchen, new cooker point, a new light switch (for the under cupboard lighting) and the whole thing tested and certificated. I already have the new consumer unit - split load without any breakers, which I bought off a mate, so the cost of the actual unit can be taken off. Does this sound reasonable? I have never used an electrician before. TIA |
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