Can anyone recommend any good builders, plumbers and electricians?
House needs rewiring, new boiler and I want to knock down an internal wall.
Builder/Plumber/Electrition
A man called Neil re-wired my whole house and did a good job as far as I can see and is very nice and helpful.
His number is 07939 033191.
I would recommend the plumber I used but he only usually deals with North London so there's probably no point.
As for a good builder - they don't exist, everyone knows that.
His number is 07939 033191.
I would recommend the plumber I used but he only usually deals with North London so there's probably no point.
As for a good builder - they don't exist, everyone knows that.
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Greg Whitehead
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Re: Builder/Plumber/Electrition
I daresay you are aware Pupak only to use an NICEIC registered 'sparky'. I use a firm called JC Electrical. They can be found on the niceic site. John Cox is the owner and the person I deal with - I cannot fault them and they did a phenomenal job bringing my archaic installation kicking and screaming into the 21st Century.pupak wrote:Can anyone recommend any good builders, plumbers and electricians?
House needs rewiring, new boiler and I want to knock down an internal wall.
If you want to search around I believe there are a few slightly more local (although I've never had any problem with JC Electrical journeying all the way from Erith).
http://www.niceic.org.uk/common/contractor_search.html
Hi pupak,
Neil, the electrician I recommended has all the necessary certificates that you need as far as I am aware.
In terms of a plumber, I often drive past this place in Beckenham that is on Rectory road, and seems to have a lot of awards, I noticed because they seem to have been voted the best plumbers in britain or something so it stuck in my mind to try to remember!
I have never used them personally and don't know anyone that has but, they sound like a good starting point. Their website is:
http://www.acwilgar.co.uk/
Neil, the electrician I recommended has all the necessary certificates that you need as far as I am aware.
In terms of a plumber, I often drive past this place in Beckenham that is on Rectory road, and seems to have a lot of awards, I noticed because they seem to have been voted the best plumbers in britain or something so it stuck in my mind to try to remember!
I have never used them personally and don't know anyone that has but, they sound like a good starting point. Their website is:
http://www.acwilgar.co.uk/
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Illuminance
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I too am a qualified sparks registered with the NICEIC. I would love to help but:
a) Not supposed to advertise here
b) Busy being ill
c) Moved away - see item b)
See you all in the summer when the drugs start working
PS: There are other electrical accreditation bodies such as ECA, NAPIT, The IEE and BSI. In fact the last 2 actually write the rules - NIC like to think they do and everyone thinks they do because they're the only ones who bother to advertise.
a) Not supposed to advertise here
b) Busy being ill
c) Moved away - see item b)
See you all in the summer when the drugs start working
PS: There are other electrical accreditation bodies such as ECA, NAPIT, The IEE and BSI. In fact the last 2 actually write the rules - NIC like to think they do and everyone thinks they do because they're the only ones who bother to advertise.