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Frequently Asked
Questions
How
much is your call out charge?
We do not charge for call outs and offer free
quotes.
Is your work guaranteed?
Yes, we are full members of NICEIC showing all
our work is certified, guaranteed and complies
with BS 7671.
Do you have public liability insurance?
Yes we are covered up to 2 million pounds.
Do you repair domestic appliances? e.g.
washing machines, microwaves, cookers etc.
Sorry we do not repair domestic appliances
How soon can you do it?
Very much dependent on our current workflow and
the urgency of the work you require performing.
In all instances, we will make every effort to
meet an agreed deadline & allocate a day and
time that is suitable to you.
Will I have to wait in all day for you to
show up?
No, we try to allocate a time slot that is
convenient to you and aim to arrive when we say
we will.
Sometimes however we may be delayed by a
previous job taking longer than anticipated, if
this is the case we will call you in advance.
What is Part P?
This is a relatively new regulation brought in
to protect the public from unqualified
electricians & cowboys. You should always ask
that any electrician who is carrying out any
electrical work on your property is Part P
registered.
How long does fault finding generally take?
Fault finding a problem usually does not take
very long, the average time is 1 to 1&1/2 hours.
There are cases where it can take some time to
diagnose your problem, or problems. When we
discover that the trouble shooting process may
take awhile, we tell you before continuing.
What is involved in rewiring & how long will
it take?
Having your house rewired is one of the biggest
electrical jobs that you can have done. It
involves the lifting and refitting of carpets
and floorboards as well as chasing of walls to
run the new cables. The time taken to rewire a
property mainly varies on the size of your
property & requirements but on average a 3 bed
property takes 7 to 10 working days including
testing & inspection.
We offer free electrical rewire quotes where we
come to your property and review your current
electrical setup and discuss any additional
electrical points that you may wish to add. |