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Safety test of electrics
Roughly how much would I expect to pay for an electrician to provide a
signed BS7671 electrical safety certificate? The Internet is a little confusing; I have read that it is illegal to issue a BS7671 certificate if you didn't do the installation. I also read that an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) should be all you need although this isn't included on the form. I also read that the local Council should be able to certify but then read that they won't usually (perhaps). https://www.mybuilder.com/questions/...y-of-a-part-p- certificate,-bs7671-certificate, The work relates to modernising the kitchen electrics (discussed yeah these many years ago on this forum; probably around 2006). Any advice on the most cost effective route? Cheers Dave R -- Windows 8.1 on PCSpecialist box |
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