Re: [Hampshire] OT: Part-P rant

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> 4) Do the work yourself and pay an electrician to inspect and certify the
> work.
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Thing is as the work is not in a special area, I have no real need to have
it certified, I just want it to be correct.

With work and current family commitments I have very little time and don't
have time to waste waiting around for an electrician to not turn up at the
agreed time ;) (I have no luck with trades people, although most of my bad
experiences have been with gas rather than electric).

It also involves paying.. but I will at least contact some electricians
and ask how much they would charge for an inspection but I imagine for
just a single spur it will be uneconomic.

Of course the other thing may be that I am just worrying to much, I do
have a habit of doing that ;)