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If you are going to put a server in a loft by which we mean an old PC to do some file serving normally don't put it on the floor but raised a bit and leave the keyboard/mouse and a monitor up there with it unless its a proper lights out unit and before popping it up there give it a good clean...

Sure its an actual rewire or just a check to see if the wirings still ok...I live in a HA house and had just brought a shed load of flooring to put down when they said they was going to check the wiring so i left it until the guy had been..everything was fine so i slapped down the boards Do...

Is the house truly empty? as in just the person and the floorboards? as i've seen it when i did cat5 installs for people where they'd say the place was empty and then you'd find you had to shift all the furniture around to get into the required place and for a lot of electrical work where you...

if the electrics to the boiler were faulty in the first place why did he fit a new boiler? but if the problem is with the boiler just unplug it and if it continues get the landlord out to get a sparky in

wonder what language that was when it got input into google translate?

Cheers, got plenty of room then for running the cable then :)

The missus fancies watching QVC and other stuff that should be banned on the grounds of spousal wallet abuse all around the house :( so to keep her happy i'm thinking of getting a loft aerial and running the cable down to the ground floor but the only place to run it is through the old airing...

make/model details of the cooker would be useful

When my mum had her cutout changed the first thing they did was check the polarity before even touching the cut out and one of the guys said they went to one house to change a cut out and the polarity test was wrong so they left the house disconnected and told them to find someone to chase down...

If you hate tradesmen then do it all yourself and hope its all safe, might be worth checking your building insurance to see what they'd pay out should you f-it all up and burn the place down (in the worst scenario) If you want a proper job you pay proper money...and if you decide to sell the...

About 6 years ago my parents paid for a full rewire of their house along with a new shower which was supposed to be everything replaced from the old wired fuse board with a volecb onwards now at the time i didn't pay attention as my dad was fit an healthy(ish) and sort of looked over the project...

Might be worth a look at the board itself and perhaps if they're feeling confident a piccy of the insides?

Sure your mum isn't cleaning it and as such giving it a good rattle as she tries to get in those corners and probably with a wet rag that drips water into the gubbins of it and then turns it back on only for the bulb to die shortly after?

And if you're lucky and your elecy company fits free isolators/switch fuse you could save the time/cost of a visit from the meter fairy to do their magic with the seals and then your electrician can just connect it up a henley block and run one set of tails to the current fuseboard and then the...

Bad spelling that bad almost makes me think troll

Probably best to fit a small board as if you ever decide to have more sockets you'll have the lights on so you can see what you are doing but surely its best to ask the electrician who's doing the work as i'd assume its going to need signing off

Some early 1980's pr0n mags stuffed underneath an old hot water tank and a rather sheepish man trying to get me to work away from it and hoping i'd be able to move out of sight for a few mins so he could recover this long lost stash Did a job for a friend and found they had water almost to...

It aint that simple normally as they'll have a live cable to pull back and then jam back through your new hole if they are happy, generally the only solution is to chat with the DNO and agree what you want as a rotten door frame is none of their concern as the owner should of maintained it...

I'd ask the manufacturer first of all if theres any chance that they can sort you out something and at the same time you get a bit of warranty since they did the work and they'll have the correct parts

Probably some guy who works in the BC office has a cousin who runs an electricians business who charges start at £400+ to do an inspection, so if you think theres something dodgy about the pricing ask who their testing company is and see if anyone on the council or the staff is related and then...