No bonding on property I'm renovating

[trogg]

I can't see what the problem is whether I get an electrician in at the beginning, now or at the end, the work will be done, it will be safe and it will meet the current regulations

as has been said before this will not happen.

And it doesn't matter about when the ceiling goes up, done my mothers house the same way 16 years ago and everything is ok

I suppose you paint/wallpaper the walls before the ceiling as well then.

riveralt, I can't see what your problem is ... what will not happen ?

and why the silly comment about the ceiling ?

I've had to replace many ceilings on the renovations I've done, never had a problem with any of them, I just get someone in to skim it ( and usually the walls) afterwards .

 

[EFLImpudence]

and why the silly comment about the ceiling ?

I've had to replace many ceilings on the renovations I've done, never had a problem with any of them, I just get someone in to skim it ( and usually the walls) afterwards .

It's just not the correct way to do it - similar to fixing the plasterboard and skirting before the floorboards.

It gives an impression, if not a certainty, that your electrical work will be equally uncaring and slapdash.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

But I'm not putting any ceilings in till right at the end so most of the electrics are accessible, also although some channelling will need to be done, it will be very easily done using a knife or board saw.

Surely that is guaranteed to end up costing you more & taking you longer.

Get the electrics sorted first.