Conservatory new installation
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Chr1sc
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Conservatory new installation

Post by Chr1sc » Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:24 am

Hi

I am in the process of building myself a conservatory. I am going to need the following in there;

2 lights
2 double sockets
Underfloor heating wired in (I will be fitting it in the screed)

i am going to get a couple of quote before getting the work done however I don’t want to get ripped off.

what should i look out for?
what rough price should i expect to pay for the above?

Thanks

Chris

PS. I will be doing any making good & finishing myself

sparx
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Post by sparx » Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:08 pm

Hi Chr1sc,
to power skts, lights, & U-Floor heating I would want to run in a new circuit from Consumer unit rather than just picking up from existing socket nearby, so see who says that,
also look in yellow pages, ect. for a 'Trust Mark' registered firm, most who are Part P registered should have signed up to this government backed fair trading / insurence scheme which gives good guarentees if a problem arises, get a written detailed quote & make sure you mention to whoever you are thinking of using that you want 'Completion Certs' for work to go in your household records, & say building control are involved in work on conservatory. Any 'chancers' will run a mile!!!
regards SPARX

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