As a leading Electrician in Worcester, a member of Which Trusted Trader and the NICEIC, I like to be on top of my game when it comes to providing useful information to my customers. This could be related to the latest technology for the home or an improved safety device that could bring peace of mind to you and your family.
The general public that may be not aware that new electrical industry regulations known as the ’18th edition wiring regulations’ have recently come into force.These regulations to any NICEIC contractor or similar body it is our bible.
Now the weather has warmed up, many householders turned to DIY projects, without knowing the dangers and it could end up costing them more then they think.
As well as being a local electrician in the Worcestershire area, I am also a father of two children, Ellie who is now 16 and Zach who is 10, but back when they were babies and toddlers, like any parent I would do anything for my kids.
As one of the leading Electricians in Worcestershire, I get lots of questions either by email or Phone calls, about different subjects. This month seems to more about what Certification they should have for electrical work, mostly done by other people or the council itself, so as an approved NICEIC Installer I thought I would write a blog about it.
For quite some time now I have been having discussions with clients about the benefits of
LED lighting, the conversations usually, have themes like, LEDs are for toys you don’t get enough light from them or how can you justify telling me to pay £20 for a lamp (bulb) when I can buy a pac
k of 5 from my local DIY chain for a tenner.
Part P registered actually means. However most customers have heard of the NICEIC and feel these ‘letters’ mean something good and they should look for them when searching for an electrician.
Darren spencer electrical, a small electrical company based in Worcestershire, who specialise in the domestic market, we also consider ourselves experts in the field of Fuse Boards, I wanted to help people understand, probably one of the biggest regulation changes in recent years and give you my take on it giving the information that needs to be given and omit the confusion. For some free advice and no obligation call Darren on 01905915001.
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