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From what I can make out... I think what OP is getting at is - can, not letting the neighbour on his land jeopardise the neighbour getting the completion certificate - which is what will put a smile on OPs face!

so, I can go measure up, whip out the old door, stick in a new one (even if it looks different), tidy up and jobs a goodun? I ask as I have work going on at the rear which is to be signed off by inspector - this won't be complete for a month or so and I would like to do the front door soonish...

Self explanatory as above - do I need building regs/ FENSA approved fitter to replace a front door? It will most likely be a solid door - no glass. As existing door is just replaced. I am a competent DIYer and will be looking at fitting it myself... but will leave it to the pros if it is a...

Thought as much. Well the main reason why I wanted to get the qualifications is so that I could save money and have the challenge of doing my own wiring in the loft and extension. A couple of years at college is not really what I had in mind. Was more thinking of along the lines of just...

Serious question time... :roll: I am 35years old and have a bit of spare time on my hands. I have been a "DIY electrician" for a while and carried out a fair few bits and bobs - from spurs to extra sockets and lighting (all in my own home). I am now planning a major renovation of my own...