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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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    Refused to get involved with a similar case a year or so back.. new housebuild..   builders son did the electrics.. tested and certified using over the counter "green certificates".. part P  accepted by the council, Then solicitor or mortgage company gave a  flat refusal to award mortgage without NICEIC/NAPIT certification due too "limited indemnity" clause and i certainly wasnt putting my name and guarentee to something i had no part in installing..  no idea where it went from there..

    gary
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    Refused to get involved with a similar case a year or so back.. new housebuild..   builders son did the electrics.. tested and certified using over the counter "green certificates".. part P  accepted by the council, Then solicitor or mortgage company gave a  flat refusal to award mortgage without NICEIC/NAPIT certification due too "limited indemnity" clause and i certainly wasnt putting my name and guarentee to something i had no part in installing..  no idea where it went from there..

    gary
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