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Cost of Wiring electricity to a shed

  • 20-10-2012 10:40am
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    daisydotty
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    hiya
    just wondering about the cost of wiring electricity to a shed.live in a standard 3 bed semi. would love to put a dryer out in the shed as kitchen is too small. would there be much involved.thanks!!


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    DublinDilbert
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    daisydotty wrote: »
    hiya
    just wondering about the cost of wiring electricity to a shed.live in a standard 3 bed semi. would love to put a dryer out in the shed as kitchen is too small. would there be much involved.thanks!!

    There may be very little work involved, there may be massive work involved, you'll need to give some more information.

    Where is the shed located? how close to the house is it? What is the wiring in the house like?

    There are many ways this can be done, but it will all depend on your existing set up. Could cost anything from a few hundred to thousands. Also if you can have some of the dirty work done, it will make the electricians life quite handy.

    If your looking for a turn key soultion you might find it difficult to get someone to do everything, most electricians won't dig up your garden and lay a cable etc... they'll probably advise getting a builder in to lay some ducting, take up paths etc...


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