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I’m now retired as a spark and I used to tell people, before I did their EICR, that they were under no obligation to use me for remedials AND if they weren’t happy with my report seek a 2nd opinion or read the Best Practice guide no 4 - think it’s now issue 7

I think the installation should be inspected properly

2 people on site for an EICR which cost £120 They are after remedial works 100%

How big is your property? How many cu’s and circuits and how much did you pay for the EICR?

Sadly I don’t think you’ll get very far with NAPIT NAPIT contributed to the best practice guide No 4 yet their own publication code breakers offers different suggested codes Forget this spark and find somebody local via word of mouth is my advice

Only just over 7 weeks left before Starmer goes

Epson ET 2810 - comes with a set of ink refills and these last a very long time and aren’t expensive to buy

C3

Don’t use a claims company. Look up what Martin Lewis has said about it on his TV programme

Not sure I agree with that. I think he’s simply trying to keep order in the house whilst others think they can bend the rules

Definitely conduit for older style electrics Can you follow it further along?

I would suggest that buying new complete units is the better way forward

Calander entries with reminders

That’s not unusual on here

If you’re not interested , don’t participate

You could argue that the mirror and the wall form the enclosure as you need to remove the mirror to expose the connections I wouldn’t be losing any sleep over it

Maybe time to save up for a new CU

The Lords needs a retirement age AND exclusion if they don’t participate in what they are supposed to do

Ask him to pay for you to add him to the insurance and cover any costs out increased premiums that he might cause you to incur

How powerful do you need it? I have fitted loads of this make https://www.collingwoodlighting.com/product-category/outdoor/floodlights/