Electricians are qualified to carry out a number of jobs in your home and these range from large to small scale. Of course, larger projects include full house rewires, but actually it\u2019s the smaller jobs you\u2019re more likely to need completed on a regular basis. <\/p>\n
These include fixing and replacing light fittings, installing new wall sockets, removing a dud switch and replacing the fuse board. Of course, it\u2019s important at this stage to stress the importance of using a qualified electrician. <\/p>\n
All electrical work needs to adhere to the IEE wiring regulations. Simply put, it\u2019s not something to consider with DIY. There are some bits and bobs you can do yourself, such as changing a light bulb or replacing a wall socket, but for other jobs you need a Part P registered electrician. <\/p>\n
Part P has been an ever-present extra to the Building Regulations Electrical Safety since 2005, and ensures electrics are safe to use and offer protection from fires, electrical shocks and other hazards. <\/p>\n
Common jobs for a qualified electrician<\/strong><\/p>\n Whilst you\u2019re allowed to do the basics in your own home, it\u2019s worth bearing in mind what you can\u2019t undertake. There are many jobs you can hire a professional electrician for, but always make sure to check their credentials and ensure they\u2019re Part P registered and belong to a governing body. <\/p>\n Small electrical jobs around the home include:<\/p>\n