First visit , Bungalow question. Discussion ThreadFirst visit , Bungalow question. Electrical Advice
Hi, first visit and hopefully I get this question in the right forum (advise if I have got it wrong please) and is appropriate for this site. I do have ancient electrical qualifications - C&G 232 pts 1,2 +3. but my experience is more commercial appliance and have very limited domestic installation, .Anyway, my question is I'm looking at purchasing a dated bungalow with tired electrics, also has had the consumer unit moved into the lounge. Problem is, I'm unsure if it has a concrete floor but the whole bungalow has had expensive Karndean flooring laid throughout which I'm very reluctant to disturb anyway. How much of a complication/added expense/mess is it to wire from the easy access un boarded loft down and reinstate the consumer unit through the wall back into the garage, or should I be considering backing out of buying the bungalow? TIA for any advice. Mike
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Hi, first visit and hopefully I get this question in the right forum (advise if I have got it wrong please) and is appropriate for this site. I do have ancient electrical qualifications - C&G 232 pts 1,2 +3. but my experience is more commercial appliance and have very limited domestic installation, .Anyway, my question is I'm looking at purchasing a dated bungalow with tired electrics, also has had the consumer unit moved into the lounge. Problem is, I'm unsure if it has a concrete floor but the whole bungalow has had expensive Karndean flooring laid throughout which I'm very reluctant to disturb anyway. How much of a complication/added expense/mess is it to wire from the easy access un boarded loft down and reinstate the consumer unit through the wall back into the garage, or should I be considering backing out of buying the bungalow? TIA for any advice. Mike
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