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Hit, nail and head springs to mind. When I’m agreeing with customers the written spec for a rewire, I point out what things will be difficult, if not impossible later. Then leave them to think about it

That reminds me of a new build I was asked to look at as the first owner wanted outside lights and sockets No outside lights at all, no outside sockets. No way without major work inside to add either How stupid of the designers not to think about future changes or additions

FWIW the 28 day rule is so ill thought out. If the remedial work involves a partial rewire it could take a few months to organise C1’s should be resolved within days Just saying

Given the input from the OP maybe he needs to reach out to local sparks to see if he can locate 1 who will work with him to keep costs down Doing a rewire with multiple threads being started certainly isn’t going to endear him to anyone

How many miles has the car done?

How large is the gap under the bathroom door?

You may need to do the reviews first. One of my mates had a very similar situation - contractor not playing ball, not responding. Highly negative reviews on FB and next door were seen by his misses and got him talking. Once resolved, the reviews were removed by my mate

Back to the OP - what you do immediately is leave some constructive on line reviews pointing out this contractors underhand methods

Ripped off 100%

Why the morning? At night when you are asleep your breath adds moisture to the air which then settles in the colder parts of the room Ventilate all the time

Ventilation WILL make a huge difference

Do you have the window open at all?

Could you post a photo of the existing CU ?

Me too. Daft idea to say the least not doing this

The certificate covering the CU change does that. It doesn’t cover anything else What did you do about moving the service head?

Are the wall and fence your responsibility?

Are you 100% sure the Pl and Sl are the correct way round at all connection’s

They closed tasting training schools for midwives, and hence the shortage

Thing is when Labour were throwing money at the NHS after 1997 they made no attempt to increase training places for UK people , so they had no option but to import ready trained staff. This has continued for a long time and hence the lack of people being trained up and ready.

I can confidently predict that Labour are doing that to the average WORKER now. 2029 is too far away to even think about