HOW WE WORK
How common electrical jobs are planned.
These are planning examples, not completed Power Electrical projects. They show the questions we would ask before pricing similar work.
WHAT AFFECTS THE PLAN
What affects the plan
- The property and existing wiring
- Access and working hours
- People, equipment and other trades
- Testing and paperwork
HOME EXAMPLE
Rewiring an occupied home
An older home needs rewiring while the family remains in the property and other renovation work continues.
What needs to be considered
- Check the existing wiring and agree which rooms can be worked in
- Plan the work around the family and other trades
- Test the new wiring and explain the certificate provided
A sensible outcome
The home can be rewired in a clear order, with disruption agreed before work starts.
BUSINESS EXAMPLE
Lighting and power changes in an occupied office
A working office needs new lighting and power without closing the whole workplace.
What needs to be considered
- Agree working hours and which areas must stay open
- Plan any power shutdowns with the site contact
- Test the work and hand over the relevant paperwork
A sensible outcome
The work can be planned around the business, with shutdowns and access agreed in advance.
INSPECTION EXAMPLE
Electrical inspection followed by repairs
A landlord or business owner needs to know whether an electrical installation is safe and what needs attention.
What needs to be considered
- Agree what needs to be inspected
- Explain the findings in plain English
- Separate urgent repairs from work that can be planned later
A sensible outcome
A clear report showing what needs attention now and what can be planned for later.
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