Recent content by Dannyfishcharge

And how many people are wiser after the event? Hindsight is a wonderful thing...

Show me someone who doesn't what a job done for the cheapest price. Despite this, I was assured that everything would be done to spec and meet all requirements needed - legal, local and anything else.

The electricians in question doing this as a private job, 1 works for a company so has his NICEIC through them and the other has NICEIC in his own right, and was brought in to do this as a 2nd one to get it all done in the weekend. Both were via a mate, and all this is now coming to light...

Only got the EICR as it was the only way that we had some way of saying that someone qualified had been near the rewire - if they didn't accept this, then the move would have stopped. As it stands, it still can if the buying side isn't happy.

Although I spoke to BC, I didn't give them any information about address etc....

@kbdiy - Coz solicitors and councils worry me, as every time you use one of them it normally means money...... Council in question want £400 to look at the work, and OK it, which has cost me £125+vat. I didn't want a hefty bill turning up in a few years time as it hadn't been added to...

Can rest a bit more easily now.... had visions of a letter requesting £5000 landing on my doorstep in a few years time. Many thanks

So, if the buyer and their solicitor are happy with the EICR, then it's all good? My solicitor has mentioned that they could raise offer an indemnity against it.... will this be enough to absolve me from future comebacks?

Hi I'm in the process of selling my house, and we had it rewired by qualified electrician (NICEIC), about 6 years ago but we never received our Part P as the electrician done it all in the space of a weekend, and were going to 'get it done in the week' and as time went on, we forgot, they...