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certs

pdiddy · 2008-04-19 16:30:46

ive just wired a slatted house for a neighbour just 6 corrosive proof lights and a switch,its being supplied by a generator so no need for esb connection. now the prob he needs certs for to claim the grant so just wondering if someone can advise me on wat the best way to get them is. i rang reci and it wud cost 400 for the…

19-04-2008 4:30pm

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pdiddy

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ive just wired a slatted house for a neighbour just 6 corrosive proof lights and a switch,its being supplied by a generator so no need for esb connection.
now the prob he needs certs for to claim the grant so just wondering if someone can advise me on wat the best way to get them is. i rang reci and it wud cost 400 for the cert which is very expensive looking for something cheaper.
thanks in advance

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#2 22-04-2008 6:32pm

bertie1

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try ecssa

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#3 30-04-2008 5:40pm

gamer

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i,d think its its difficult toget a cert 4 less than 350, cos only an electrician registered with,recci, or eccsa can give them out, look at the eccsa website.

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