First Fix Plumbing and First Fix Electrics | Property Development In Today's Property Market

[@jackbutler2420]

Very interesting, thinking of doing a plumbing apprenticeship just seeing what plumbers do on a daily basis

[@YourFirstFourHouses]

That's great Jack, there's a BIG demand for good plumbers 😊

[@davelewis560]

Really good guidance and recommendations on this video, I totally agree that everything needs to be checked before the dry- lining is installed as you cant blame the Electrician or Plumber afterwards because it will be a case of "he said she said", one way around this is before the dry-lining is installed, call a meeting and have all your contractors (especially the company that's doing the final fit out) at the property all at the same time, then explain to them all that if something needs doing, changing, moving or removing then they need to flag it up at this meeting, sounds harsh but have them all sign a document that basically commits each individual company to agree that they are happy for the project to move on to the next phase.

[@YourFirstFourHouses]

I think that is an excellent tip Dave :-)

[@ChannelYourStrength]

A little late to the party, but great tips still. Thanks for the video:). Do you still work with investors?

[@YourFirstFourHouses]

Hi there... I am so sorry for the late reply - I confess I missed your message first time around. By all means drop me a line at [e-mail] if this was still something you were interested in :-) ........because of teh new systems I now have set up - hopefully in the future I won't miss any messages... sorry once again :-(

[@JC0023]

Amazing thankyou your my hero thankyou soo much very helpful!!!

[@YourFirstFourHouses]

Wow Daniel - thank you - that's very kind of you 😊

[@asef698]

Is this only for commercial, industrial. Red fire cable would rarely be seen in a domestic.

[@YourFirstFourHouses]

Hi Ashley... I would have to say I'm not sure? But it would seem to make sense.