How much to wire a brick shed/garage?

[slowmotion]

No but if I'm going to run a ring I might as well take it right around the shed, I'm just being lazy.

Go on.....you won't regret it.

 

[rich p]

Buy a long extension lead.

 

[Crackle]

Buy a long extension lead.

That's what I do now but I need some decent lighting in there so I can build my canoe over winter

 

[KnackeredBike]

That's what I do now but I need some decent lighting in there so I can build my canoe over winter

Buy two long extension leads.

 

[KnackeredBike]

On a serious note just wire it your self.

No surveyor is every going to actually ask you to produce your Part P certificate.

No homebuyer is ever not going to buy your house because it doesn't have a part P certificate.

And honestly, having seen the work some professional sparkys turn out better the devil you know.

 

[rich p]

Buy two long extension leads.

Or one with a twin socket

 

[slowmotion]

Or one with a twin socket

For the love of God @Crackle, block your ears to these evil thoughts....

 

[Crackle]

No one takes any notice of Rich do they?

 

[MikeG]

On a serious note just wire it your self.

No surveyor is every going to actually ask you to produce your Part P certificate.

No homebuyer is ever not going to buy your house because it doesn't have a part P certificate.

And honestly, having seen the work some professional sparkys turn out better the devil you know.

This isn't true. Lenders may well not lend on a house which doesn't have Building Regs for all (applicable) works, and insurance companies may not insure. Further, it is an offense to lie on a application forms, seller's enquiry forms, and so on. This could make the house difficult to sell. Do it properly.

 

[TheDoctor]

So that's what Turbos are useful for. I always wondered.

 

[KnackeredBike]

This isn't true. Lenders may well not lend on a house which doesn't have Building Regs for all (applicable) works, and insurance companies may not insure. Further, it is an offense to lie on a application forms, seller's enquiry forms, and so on. This could make the house difficult to sell. Do it properly.

Our house had terrible electrics, I assume DIY, including a live metal light fitting and standard 13A cable used to connect the summer house rather than armoured cable. No one, surveyor/mortgage company/insurer have cared in the least.

 

[screenman]

Our house had terrible electrics, I assume DIY, including a live metal light fitting and standard 13A cable used to connect the summer house rather than armoured cable. No one, surveyor/mortgage company/insurer have cared in the least.

Then I would certainly question the surveyor.