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How do I find a cheap, registered & certified electrician ?
I am having to buy a brand new electric cooker (the previous one having been burned to a cinder ) and the council have told me it is now a legal requirement that electric cookers are installed by fully qualified and registered electricians. The cost of the cooker itself is causing enough problems to raise and so I need to get it installed as cheaply, but legally as possible. The alternative is to find the cheapest deal from a supplier who will also install and deliver. Any help/suggestions would be so gratefully received. Please, please don't raise the subject of insurance as it's a very sore subject at the moment !
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Kate
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Hello Kate
Do you still have a Main Cooker Point?
Because connecting a cooker to an existing cooker point does not come under part P of the building regs so you can do it yourself. It's no harder than wiring a plug.
Not Notifiable if Connecting a cooker to an existing connection unit Replacing a damaged cable for a single circuit (cable to be the same size and type and installed as original) Replacing a damaged accessory such as a light switch or socket outlet.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
i would recommend looking on www.freeindex.co.uk/searchresults.htm?k=electricians. Freeindex has detailed information about local companies and handy men!
The Best bit is they have reviews and ratings from customers to help you find somebody you can trust. kind regards.
