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Whenever you have electrical work carried out in your home, make sure that the electrician that you ...
View full answerAll electrical installation work must meet Part P of the Building Regulations. Apart from some type...
View full answerIf you are planning to have your home rewired, you should always use a registered electrician. You c...
View full answerPart M of the Building Regulations states that in new buildings, switches and sockets should be loca...
View full answerNo – an unregistered electrician cannot self-certify work that is notifiable under Part P of the Bui...
View full answerYou should not be charged extra for certification, if work is notifiable under Part P of the buildin...
View full answerIf you are planning electrical work in the home, you should always get the electrician to inspect th...
View full answerMost fixed electrical installation work in homes in England and Wales must, by law, meet Part P of t...
View full answerThe Part P certificate itself doesn’t need to be renewed, but you should keep it in case you sell th...
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