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Electrics & Networking by Ventina
Organizing electrics for your cabin can be more difficult than that you first thought unless you have a friendly local electrician to rely on. Burcot Log Cabins can offer this for your and even investigate the connection cost from the mains source to the cabin too. We offer four set packages covering the majority of most requirements. These include two domestic leisure options for those who use their cabin as an occasional retreat or summer house and two home office networking and electric packs. The option to buy any one package with any one building can be found on each product listing page or speratly below. If none of these fit the specification you require, please give us a call to discuss or emial us at info@burcotlogcabins.co.uk
NIC EIC ELECTRIC Domestic & Home Office FITTING
· The Burcot Log Cabin wiring networking and mains coneection serviceis carried out by our professional team of NICEIC* certified electrical contractors
· All electrical work is to NICEIC standards, and is Part P** certified
· NICEIC compliance certificate is issued on completion
· All work is has a 12 month parts and labour guarantee
· There are four Electrical Options to choose from consisting of power points, lighting, professional office trunking and consumer unit (fuse box) installation.
· Wiring is carried out once the log cabin has been fully assembled.
· Wiring option does not include connection of the Log Cabin to the house mains supply. This service can be provided by our electrical team but will require a pre-order electrical survey, priced at £79. As there are a number of potential variables to be considered it is impossible to give a set price for mains supply connection. Therefore our electricians MUST survey every potential site to assess the work involved. Survey price of £79 is discounted from the price of connection once an order is placed.
*NICEIC – National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contractors.
**Part P of the latest Building regulations now defines certain areas to be ‘special areas’ for the purposes of electrical wiring. Outside areas are classed as a special area and as such any electrical work must now be carried out by a Part P certified electrician. Failure to adhere to this could potentially invalidate insurance (for example if an electrical fire was to occur)
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