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Rewiring a house, cost advice please

davidwalker2
I would be very grateful for some advice about the cost of rewiring a house. I have a builder’s contract electrician quote a price of £6700 for the rewire of a house I have purchased in Devon.  It is terraced, has two bedrooms, lounge, kitchen/family room, loo, two en-suite bathrooms and includes a new cu.  Does this sound about right?  The builder is not taking a cut, he is happy to get paid for the work he is doing.

David
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    ------------And of course DNO work comes with a 100 year guarantee, Unlike £6700 work that becomes obsolete upon the arrival of the next edition of the "wiring Regulations"


    Regards, UKPN
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    MHRestorations:

    Lisa, may I borrow/steal that photo? It's very appropriate for many occasions!




     

    Of course MHRestorations‍. It was one I snaffled from Social Media anyway as it's incredibly appropriate for my OH's line of work as a building contractor too... ?
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    Of course, we talk as though BS7671 is a statutory instrument. It only appears to be guidelines to support the worries of the LFB, NHBC and other financially interested groups.


    Legh

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