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Electrics in a new build house

Lisa Miles
Hi all


I've had an anonymous question for the forum which I hope you can help with. 


Can an electrician sign off another electrician's installation in a new build house after it's been covered up i.e. plastered over etc?
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    Its not quite the same as  a limitation on the inspection  - its the lower scope of works - connect new CU to extant circuits.


    Here, in the OP, who I suspect hos now run off, has some new untested circuits, and a new CU, and is the installer of neither.

    What do the local BCO do ? - produce a copy of the records on request  if your solicitor asks for it during house purchase.

    Nothing else as far as I can tell.
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    Its not quite the same as  a limitation on the inspection  - its the lower scope of works - connect new CU to extant circuits.


    Here, in the OP, who I suspect hos now run off, has some new untested circuits, and a new CU, and is the installer of neither.

    What do the local BCO do ? - produce a copy of the records on request  if your solicitor asks for it during house purchase.

    Nothing else as far as I can tell.
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