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NOTE: In England and Wales, the majority of electrical work has to be inspected and certified that it conforms to the requirements of the relevant section ("part P") of
the building regulations. This can be done by a building inspector (for a fee), or an appropriately trained and qualified
electrician can certify their own work. Such electricians are referred to as "Part P Certified".
(This requirement does not apply in Scotland.)
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You may also find the following information useful: |
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Government Planning Portal The UK Government's online planning and building regulations resource. A website where you can learn about building and planning regulations, apply for building regulations consent, apply for planning permission and more. |
| NICEIC Approved Contractor search. There are more than 10,500 Approved Contractors on the Roll, covering the whole of the UK, including Northern Ireland. This means that you're sure to have a choice of Approved Contractors operating in your area. You can find an Approved Contractor by searching the Roll of Approved Contractors by postcode |
| What Price- A general guide to what Price, Costs and Estimates you could expect to pay for Electrical work. |
Other useful sites that may help are: |
| Screwfix.com supplies a huge range of building tools and hardware at trade prices. |
| DIY Data provides free home improvement and DIY advice, hints and tips to anyone living in the UK. |
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