The Worst JOB I Have EVER BEEN TO - Electrician

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[@henryeadie7972]

Hager Board and 2 car chargers, sure Artisan hasn't been there? 😂

[@grahamcole4240]

I did my apprenticeship starting in 1968 and in all my years as an electrician I have never seen such a bloody mess as this.. Well done sorting it out.

[@Eurobrasil550]

You should see some of the 'work' here in Brasil! Especially as some areas have dual. Voltage 127/220v! Dual outlet sockets, one of either voltage, but physically exactly the same are common!

[@AndyFletcherX31]

I really hope there will be litigation. The builder is responsible for damage to the existing installation and a complete rework of the kitchen etc. Unfortunately, they have probably gone bankrupt!

[@sparkequinox]

How anyone this incompetent actually gets the thing to work at all, is impressive.

[@steve11211]

Probably cause they were the cheapest?

[@raychambers3646]

Usual reply is " works don't it ? " ,which is when I bang my head on the wall.

[@stuartthespark]

Adam, don't go putting your hand into a live board or touch random cables use a long nose insulated pliers if you want to move a cable.

[@lewishardy3622]

Grow up

[@stuartthespark]

@@lewishardy3622 safety first

[@inputimmersion9577]

@@lewishardy3622 Nah, i know a guy who did the same thing but on an industrial 3 phase system and it blew a literal hole in his arm. It was so deep he didn't even feel it and he had to have plastic surgery to fix it. Always use tools unless entirety of the board is dead.

[@AllStarNES]

@@lewishardy3622 Pipe down

[@lewishardy3622]

@@AllStarNES what are you? A plumber?

[@steve11211]

Wow, well done.. I think I would have taken a quick look at that lot and just said rewire cause god knows what else is hiding under the floorboards...

[@cuebj]

That's what I did

[@firsteerr]

i ahd a similar job back in the late eighties a nice Kensington town house with a basement kitchen , very pretty i went to check it all out and started by cct identifying , so i knocked them all off , put in six amp lighting ..kitchen lights on , great , turned it off , nest six amp onb kitchen lights working ............ok turn it off try a 32 amp kitchen lights on !!! cut a long story short found a sixty amp switch fuse behind the coats in the hall way with ALL the lives IN and all the lives out !!!!

[@tazdevil875]

Well, on the plus side, the plumbers pipe work is nice :-)

[@alidavemason4417]

Agree, however non of the pipes are insulated.

[@doomain6769]

All the Qualifications and requirements for good honest electricians to have, update regularly, pay for annually, to be deemed competent to do domestic work. And then there's the people with nothing that get these jobs and make a right mess of someone home.

[@cuebj]

Fact is, lots of people want the sh1t job, turned down proper quotes, and boast of the low cost until sh1t hits the smoke detector (if installed!). Not talking of buy to let either. Continue to be astonished at some neighbours' choice of tradespeople. Trouble is - we've used registered, professional, long-established, recommended sparks who have been very sloppy too - despite me installing conduit and boxes and them saying it's "an electrician's dream"

[@bramcoteelectrical1088]

What a mess...

[@prolecelectricalservices3813]

And for the record…….CPC’s must be connected through, regardless whether it is a class 2 fitting or not. Anyone who says different needs to continue with their education.

[@chrisjones7504]

Completely agree. I think diyers don't understand that it's also there to protect the cable too.

[@prolecelectricalservices3813]

@@chrisjones7504 Plus its regulation that a CPC is present at each point in a circuit

[@cooper512]

People who don’t get this don’t understand their fundamental principles

[@James_scott86]

I mean that’s first week at college stuff, if you’re not doing things like that then what other corners are you cutting?

[@jaycee1980]

@@chrisjones7504 even as a DIYer i understand that!

[@Ampex196]

It's what we would call, in the old days, 'a bugger's muddle'. There's nothing worse than sorting out someone else's mess. I'd be sorely tempted to pull the whole lot out and start from scratch - to hell with the cost.

[@michaelmayfield4304]

Just to keep from seeing smoke and fire a week later

[@jamescpalmer]

That's a great name I'm taking that XD Applying this to software dev from now on

[@jakedrums1398]

Builder needs reporting to trading standards. That is absolutely disgraceful

[@raychambers3646]

Had a run in with a kitchen fitter ,a friend asked me to snag the job ( he said he would outsource the elecs and plumbing) but he did the elecs badly 2 a4 sheets of snags later ,usual answer that's how it was before I just connected it , works don't it? I did sort it for her, just annoying could have done the Job in the first place .

[@davidroth7586]

I'm a kitchen fitter and loose so much work for being to experience and it's always the electrical work that's 2 expensive as I use a qualified sparky. Home owners need to learn that this is what happens when you go for cost over quality. Ime a very competent person but still wouldn't dream ov doing my own electrical work. Horses for course as my dad says. The guy who has done this work should be stoned in the streets if you ask me

[@Mod-rw9cw]

Lose

[@stephenpeacock2627]

Wow, I do diy electrics and I’d be ashamed to do such a poor job. Though I would only touch stuff within regs.

[@andrewcadby]

35:35 The 1mm T+E to the UFH spur actually (probably) complies with the requirements for overload protection. 433.3.1(ii) allows you to omit overload protection where the characteristics of the load means it's unlikely to carry overload current (and fault current protection is met, which it will be by the 32A breaker). UFH, being a simple resistive load, has these characteristics. So unless the UFH is intended to pull more than 16A (the rating of 1mm T+E method C), it can't overload the 1mm cable. 1mm doesn't, however, meet 524.1 (min conductor for power circuit 1.5mm). None of this changes the fact that it's a crock and need sorting, but food for thought though.

[@brianoneill350]

When he says it feeds the heating.if he means feeds the heating controls then 1 mm would be fine.

[@brianoneill350]

The table 52.3 allows non sheathed and sheathed flexible cable to be used for a specific appliance as specified in the product standard and for any other application down to .75 mm. Signalling and control can be 0.5 mm.

[@andrewcadby]

@@brianoneill350 Flexible cable, as defined by BS7671: A cable whose structure and materials make it suitable to be flexed while in service. This means fine stranded flex. The 1mm T+E between the FCU and RCDFCU wouldn't meet this.

[@brook316]

The supply and hob were wired in the same side of the fused spur, that's why it wasn't blowing.

[@channelI748]

Young guys taking it seriously. Well done guys.

[@viorelavram1685]

Voltage in the UK is 230V, for a long long time now! Other than that! GREAT JOB!

[@PhilJohn1980]

nominally it's 230 -6%/+10%, in reality, it's still 240.

[@maxking3]

Damn. Done for cheap, by someone without even basic knowledge, to standards which are hopelessly outdated. That’s British residential electrics in a nutshell… (And then - you pay again to have one of the few competent folks fixing the mess…)

[@PhilJohn1980]

Honestly, if this isn't criminal, it should be.

[@cranefamily]

I am sure Dave would have got more satisfaction helping sort out that mess, than a beer in his right hand or maybe not 😂 great work guys

[@craiglongmuir154]

Hi mate I watch all your videos.. I'm a joiner in Scotland... This is absolutely disgusting to see this idiot is playing with people's lives... As they say in Scotland every man to there own... BTW how can you possibly price a job like this 🤷‍♂️

[@steveb1856]

Best argument against dual RCD boards, allows total bollocks but will still work, should be mandatory to fit full RCBO boards!

[@jaycee1980]

How far do you go down the rabbit hole there? It's like the argument against ring circuits - most of the arguments are "... so if some dickhead splits the ring"... well... dont let dickheads work on electrical installations!

[@inputimmersion9577]

Yeah only people don't wanna pay several hundred quid for a board. Make RCBO's cheaper and people will use them.

[@TheFenrirulfr]

As a norwegian electrician, i gotta say, those "ring circuits" are a silly and outdated way of doing things. they were done because of the price of copper, and by doing it in a ring circuit you save money on wire circumference. But this was wayy back, like in the 1920s. If you UK sparks did it "normally" (like the rest of the world does it) you'd have them connected in series, and you'd have a much easier time fault finding.

[@jaycee1980]

@@TheFenrirulfr You are free to fit "radials" if you want.

[@haydenuk02]

Wow that’s a right mess. This is definitely a prime example of why you shouldn’t ever let builders do the electrical work. I’m no spark I’m a mechanic but I’m sure I could have done a better job than that builder did. Brilliant and quality work as always Nick and Adam and thanks for sharing this with us take care

[@paulthomas8262]

It also illegal in a kitchen to do it without it being singed off by an electrician. Few electrician are willing to sign off for amateurs. You can't sell your house or at least you would be liable if you managed to.

[@paulthomas8262]

There is limits to what amateurs can do like the odd spur.

[@intercity125]

@@paulthomas8262 Your knowledge on Part P is... 9 years out of date. As long as it isn't a whole new circuit (as in from an extra protective device in the CU) kitchen work isn't notifiable.

[@IanFarquharson2]

Rough as f😀😀😀 looks like my Howdens kitchen units, I would strongly suspect they’d drop the kitchen fitter if he’s been doing wiring too, and that badly in a notifiable area.

[@IanFarquharson2]

… not quite the same unis, there’s a 10mm gap between doors here, badly fitted wickes?

[@mrclive5]

In the words of David Savery; "that is a cluster-f**k"! There are those jobs done by people with some knowledge, these tend to be untidy, but fairly safe. Then you get the job shown in this video where there is no knowledge and it's just an utter mess, thrown together with the cheapest materials available! No continuation of the CPC, basic insulation exposed, overloading of circuits etc. The problem I find nowadays is people think electrical work is easy and want it all doing for fifty quid and a pat on the back! Jog on. Pay a proper price and get a proper job done by a proper spark, we do exist! Never let the builder do it!

[@gerdberg4188]

The wiring is a good bit different than here in the US . New England

[@killerbean9911]

As a plumber all I see is those two (probably live) isolation valves facing the board, just a disaster waiting to happen But damn that is a mess. Even I know some of that's wrong and I can barely change a lightbulb Right, so....

[@booniespur1882]

I spotted those and shuddered!

[@alanpeters5221]

To stop this kind of work that you found cant the last sparky be tracked down to make sure they can get retrained and cannot leave dangerous work behind

[@Rory241995]

Have you considered a bell ringer for circuits seen them being used by other sparks for tracing?

[@JayTheSparky]

Wow! I’ve seen some poor work in my time but that’s up there with them! Jeez! Builders that “Do electrics” I’m not talking a firm who subs it out but this lot is atrocious! Just dangerous how people can leave stuff like this is beyond me!😳🤯😱

[@MattyEngland]

I've seen cannabis factories with better wiring 😂👍

[@deansjball]

Wow. Great watch but absolutely shocking work! I'm no spark but think i could do better than the way they've left it all! Great stuff as ever Nick and Adam!

[@davidcollins7739]

ruf arsed builder for yer.

[@UberAlphaSirus]

I love fault finding, but bollocks to when sorting out sombodys cluster fuck. I feel bad for the customer, but I gotta charge accordingly for fixing it.

[@jayAsparks]

I hope you are on a day rate for this fine bodgery. You will keep finding bodges the deeper you dig. Fair play for taking this work on though lots will turn straight back out the door.

[@enigmaticx326]

Nice job on the plumbing tho

[@rouman7]

Jeez that work would give cowboys a bad name ….

[@joe2395]

Trouble is on jobs like that is not what you can see it's what you can not see ie chased in walls and under floors,every sparks likes a challenge and help people out but in my mind why should you get a headache putting your name on the certificate,a runner comes in mind 👍

[@thatdude2152]

This installation is that screwed up I’d say it needs an full rewire just to get all the problems sorted

[@Draxindustries1]

Kitchen is a complete mess. If you're going for the whole works , skim the ceiling/ walls , do any plaster board work, block sand the walls flat , clean up everything and paint the kitchen. Also fit any new architrave ect. Do all this before any fitting up. This gives a good base and if careful there's no painting around units afterwards. This kitchen has rough walls, woodwork, paint all over the window frames, no window sill ect and the builder has just slung the kitchen in over a complete mess. Outside there's crap everywhere with no sign of cleaning up as you go. As for the electrics Stevie Wonder could have done better. Imo that house is ruined with the standard of work done and the builder shouldn't be paid.

[@dylanshenton6001]

What a state that was, props to you both for making it all safer. A great example of keeping your cool and working your way through the s***

[@jonesgang]

The real fun of being an electrician. Looking at around 2 days to sort through all that mess. But believe it or not I have seen far worse.

[@davidcollins7739]

a mate of mine told me he was rewiring a terraced house when he found the upstairs of one house was fed from the upstairs of the next one, ''s'cuse me missus, can yer turn yer power off please"

[@RichardArblaster]

I'd say this is beyond a cowboy job 😮😮😮

[@jemseed]

Taking the biscuit!!

[@simoncarney9944]

WTAF has been going on here! It’s a shame Dave Savery couldn’t be there to see it, the air would have been blue! 😂

[@lh2589]

Should be dividing by 230v I believe. Not that it makes a massive difference to your calculation, a little under an amp but regs uses 230 as nominal voltage for its calcs.

[@gregp1707]

I’d be really interested to know how much the quote was for the remedial work - looks expensive!!

[@marksenior1179]

Shame because the plumbing looks really good. Great horror film, the stuff of nightmares.

[@andypaddon690]

would love to see the remedial work......

[@andrewwilson4402]

Fair play for takeing this on. I would have walked

[@Gruntled2001]

Translating from Russian, something like that would an electrical equivalent of a "роrnоgrаphy with реrversiоns"

[@garythespark6295]

Finally a title that lives up to its name. 2 minutes in and it’s completely justified.

[@TheUKSpark]

Looks like a "Jack" of all trades 👀😂

[@Mnnument]

Wayyy

[@zenaasura1769]

Dudes huge red flag when a job is left like that. I hope the client payed you out properly.

[@Bogsitter]

Does this illustrate what going for the cheaper quote is like in reality , I wonder?..buy cheap ,buy twice (to sort someone’s lash up out), or is that me just being cynical?……But well done chaps, thank Christ there’s still lads(and lasses), like you around… as ever….nice one!!..

[@TheFoolishboy9]

The wiring maybe bad, but the builder did a good job on the plumbing. Would put PB plumber to shame.

[@tentonhammer5469]

No way on earth the same person is responsible for both. He got a pro in for the plumbing work was thinking the same thing about pb.

[@zippymo672]

The reason builders get away with doing this shit is because they have a mate who is a registered spark who will sign off the work. IMHO the blame should be shared by the sparks who sign off such shitty work.

[@ThePa1ch]

6mm and 32a breaker is fine for 32a hob and 18a oven once diversity applied.

[@normanboyes4983]

Is it sensible to apply diversity to an Oven and a Induction hob? Really - they are often on together.

[@jurassicsparks5220]

Of course you can.

[@ThePa1ch]

@@normanboyes4983 Yes! Personally have this installed and have never had nuisance tripping or any issue. It's in the regs for domestic cooker installations for a reason... I dont have an issue if you want to give the client the option of having two circuits, but it's not something that needs rectifying in an existing installation IMO.

[@dishydave1819]

Last time I saw anything quite that bad it was a neighbour whose husband had replaced their Consumer Unit himself just before he left her. Amongst many many faults he'd left was a fabulous (sarcastic!) situation where two different MCB's switched off the Boiler and Central Heating ... one was a 32, one was a 16, both had 1mm cable to them, and both had to be on for the CH and boiler to work. Heaven alone knows how on earth there had not been a fire or someone electrocuted. It was only discovered when the pumped shower mixer would not turn off and it was found that there was no isolator (or fuse) on the shower pump supply and the only way to switch if off was to knock off the mains. Turned out the shower pump was being supplied from a 13a plug into a 'floating' socked under the floorboards on the ring final circuit. Anyway, fab video as always, Happy Birthday for last week Adam and keep up the fab work both of you. 💯💯💯

[@Ragnar8504]

Oh yeah, ex-husbands... I was once called to a job where a lady thought someone was stealing her power because her bills seemed high and her meter was spinning much faster than her neighbour's (block of flats). The first issue was sorted rather quickly, unplugging her fridge and freezer made the meter stop spinning completely, so nothing untoward. Besides, the neighbour's meter was one doing 75 revolutions of the little disc per kilowatthour while hers did 480. Hardly surprising hers spun faster. The kicker was the CU though. The place was built in the mid-50s, council flats. In Austria, earthing became mandatory in 1959 for all circuits, prior to that it was only required for kitchens. The incoming mains was 2.5 mm2 on a 20-amp cutout, pre-1965 colours, i.e. red earth and grey neutral. The original sparks had just joined the three CPCs together, no earth bar in the original fuse board. When the lovely ex replaced that, he didn't recognise the CPC and simply left all the CPCs of his rewire floating. He also fused all the neutrals and connected the lives to the neutral bar. "Yes, he said we didn't have an earth here!".

[@D4nB0161]

Jesus tonight. Horrendous. Absolute disaster. Can’t even drill a vent hole out let alone mess about with electrics 😂😆😆

[@effervescence5664]

Wow the builder probably isn't even aware he's done so badly that it's a RIDDOR reportable installation now with a lovely amount of video evidence for the HSE to take a look at.

[@eddygoodwin7089]

Yikes, I don’t feel to bad about my moms place now

[@carlhobson1578]

As you say, I’m sure it’s more difficult to make that mess than to do it properly!!

[@jamiebourne8047]

Builder trying to save/make a few dollar by doing the wiring themselves. Seen this too many times but no ones policing it. Stick an accredited symbol on your van when your not registered you'll be in court but do your own wiring no ones interested. It's a sad state of affairs

[@GaryB1980]

Someone somewhere probably thought they knew what they were doing! Good work men..

[@schrodingerscat1863]

Even an enthusiastic amateur wouldn't generally make a mess like this. It's such lazy work just hooking into whatever existing cabling they could find rather than running new. I mean splicing into a cooker circuit to power the heating controls, I have never seen that done before.

[@danielelise7348]

Ask Dave Savery how he feels about kitchen fitters & builders who do this sh!t.🙄🔥⚡🔌

[@chrisrodriguezenator]

All that intro needs is Dave Savery in the corner waving his fist while ranting about kitchen fitters, surprised any of that mess actually works!

[@mootygrimes9338]

Curious American here. He referred to the hole in the ceiling as "a 4 inch hole" @29:21 . I had to do a double take. Is it normal over there to reference holes in inches?

[@thelight3112]

American in Britain here. The UK is really halfway metric. Everyone knows inches/feet/yard; people use feet and inches for their own height. Road signs are in miles and MPH. Most weight is metric, but people talk about their own weight in "stone" and lbs/oz is used in some industries.

[@louissanderson719]

Yep. It’s a mix of imperial and metric here in the UK. It’s contextual, I guess.

[@happymadison1978]

Great video as always guys. LAP = lousy and problematic.

[@marks5226]

Bit of a mess !! , but if you want to see really bad electrical installations do some work on farms or pubs

[@stevelambert6689]

To install it like this is probably a skill in it's own right. I couldn't do it if I tried. 😀😁😂 When you see this sort of thing I often what's inside their heads. Be interesting to interview them.

[@GaryB007]

I thought "Here he goes with the click bait again". Then I watched it!

[@NBundyElectrical]

not this time

[@GaryB007]

Was the building work as bad as the electrics?

[@eddieking7736]

How on earth would a home owner accept such shoddy abomination of a job. Even without knowledge of the technicalities it should be obvious that this is dog shit. Great video boys. Happy birthday Adam.

[@jaycee1980]

clearly he didnt, which is why he told the builder to F*** off and called Nick in!

[@pauliboo2]

Looking forward to the part 2 video from this!

[@ryanatkins3013]

Lovely job 🥴🤥 fair play for working it all out.👍

[@jonny1929]

Full rewire again. Ditch the dual rcd board and install rcbos and surge. Going to the hassle of having a rewire only to install a dual rcd board. Would have expected to see a BG special installed given the workmanship is terrible.

[@samuel2j213]

He said in the video that another reputable spark that he knows did the rewire 2-3 years ago but someone has been in and fcked it all up since

[@jonost24]

At times you must feel like the Hercule Poirot of electrickery, trying to figure out who did what to who, when, why & how!! ???

[@alsanova]

Wow, flaming hot mess!! If I was asked to sort this out, my brain would be on a meltdown! 🤯 Regarding underfloor heating, would it be better to wire up to 3 pin plug and plug it in the socket there?

[@paulhughes8724]

I would be up on a murder charge if somebody did that to my house☠

[@tysondundas1947]

If the hob and oven where a cooker then diversity would probably make that 6mm acceptable.

[@stuartarnold9444]

It was still on a 32A breaker though. Using just the hob would trip that.

[@tysondundas1947]

@@stuartarnold9444 a cooker would in theory would trip a 32amp breaker if every ring the grill and oven where to be turned on at the same time. BS7671 311.1 allows for diversity. First 10amps then 30% over 10amps and 5amps if there is a socket for cooking circuits. Obvs you need to calculate V.D. & allow for cable correction factors but if you took the maximum demand of a 4 ring cooker with either duel oven or grill and oven it probs would have max demand of over 50amps but applying diversity would bring it well within 30amp. What difference in a separate hob and oven over a combined hob & oven?

[@alhughes9698]

Nice work on 61k Subs Nick, hopefully 100k by the end of the year!

[@Blitterbug]

Haha! Mr Savery missed out on a good-un.

[@andyxox4168]

I’m loving the fact that there are two open pipes with isolation valves right above the consumer unit …

[@phillipmaciver3226]

Fault finding should be an Olympic event......you would certainly win a medal!....if a builder can be that lax with electrics, what else is he useless at?.

[@neilwoolford6489]

Lining up holes...

[@drpantastic1969]

I hate when guys go all out to show bad work it aint just youtubers either this one is justified however but I know this guy is loving exposing the "cowboy " work they all do.think you need a cape

[@hymanlipschitzmd6101]

Yank it all out. Every millimeter, every appliance. Isn't there an Electrical Inspection? Jeeeziss H.T. Christmas. Do you know Knob and Tube is still Legal if you can find the bits? Get the Sawzall, mates! Pretend the Blitz just ended and Go for Broke!

[@lordbluntwell2353]

Yes I'm petty , but the screw fix sparky comments are a cheap shot at the less well-off ,not everyone can afford to pay for high end fittings cowboy builders aren't there only customers , when fitted correctly and professionaly screwfix have some nice affordable products that do the job just fine , I don't work for screwfix , I'm just a cheap Paddy defending an English company 😂😂

[@xxhellspawnedxx]

I've heard this from UK sparks on youtube several times, this thing about a neutral having been from another circuit on another RCD, thereby causing the right RCD to be bypassed and the circuit to be backfed via the neutral, several times. It's so odd to me that this is ever done. I mean, if you pinch a neutral from a nearby circuit, why not take ground and live from the same circuit? Is it common that houses are wired with unsheated wires, so that it's quite easy when you don't have instruments to measure with to mistake one for another, and end up with backfed circuits? Here in Sweden, whether you're doing wiring in walls or extending a circuit on the outside of walls, the only place where you're allowed to have single-insulated wires is inside connection spaces, i.e. in boxes or inside light fixtures. There's virtually no chance that even a terminally unqualified person could cause this sort of issue here. What's more, it's very rare to have more than a couple of RCD's here. Beyond the first that serves all sockets, lights, hob and what have you, you only ever install additional ones for very specific circuits, i.e. heater and fridge/freezer. It's very restricted how an installation is supposed to be segmented. Having half a house on one RCD and the other half on another is never done, even if the installation in question is huge.

[@PHPW]

No full apprenticeships now show even in new houses. 16/17/18th edition regulations simply ignored and superseded by Tic Toc amateurs and people short cutting for their 2 mins of social media glory. Shocks and fires simply kill. There’s good reason for the electrical regulations. Likewise training and qualification of the same.

[@tinker-time]

I'm not a Sparky (gas engineer)but fuck me what a mess 🤦‍♂️ that bad

[@mikepxg6406]

Looks like a classic EU (Greek, Spanish, Italian, Maltese, polish) install to me. Having said that I would walk away I would not touch that with a barge pole......not enough 3 phase for me.

[@robintodd3901]

The person who made that mess should have to be reported, an inspection done and taken to court to receive a large fine. Needs to be implemented to deter dangerous idiots. Never happen though. Someone needs killed first before anything will be done. Doing kitchen electrical work to day to find the bloody homeowner diying electrical elsewhere 🤦🏻 Wanted to walk away but I’ll just clearly state it on my small works sheet.

[@TimmyBoja]

Are you using a Huawei phone? Your skin looks suspiciously smooth and glowing 😆

[@tonystewart6592]

You have to put some of the blame on the client!, as they may have other quotes regarding the electrical works ...which might have looks too high in cost by a independent electrician ...then the Builder steps in as he wants all the work ..and with he's Snakes tongue!... tells client, we can do that at a much lower cost within our remit and we will save you lots of money so we can do the Job lot!....... Meanwhile Builder gets he's money and problems with electrics arises..then Said Builder on he's final act.. become the invisible man as you can't get in touch with him when things go wrong and he's already got you money lol

[@stevedebbiemoore]

What size are the chargers? 2 x 7.2 will most likely exceed maximum demand and would have needed DNO consent unless load management was in place. However looking at the shit show I don't think there were any fu@#s in the tool bag to give.

[@johnwarwick4105]

Wow that is bad and makes you wonder how many people have been involved in making it that bad or was it all down to one Incompetent spark ? Presumable they were kicked off or walked off the job 🤷‍♂️ lucky escape for the property owner

[@KeritechElectronics]

Oh, just come to Poland and work on 1960s...90s wiring, especially improperly maintained. Aluminum or very thin copper wires, rust, loose contacts, burnt insulation, unauthorized connections, switches on neutral, self-repaired fuses (illegal here), no wire color-coding etc. That is the real WTF. Sometimes it's so bad that it makes me want to throw a grenade in and start it all from scratch. By the way it's so mind-boggling to see single phase high current utility, rather than three phase that is all over the place here, increasingly so in domestic settings.

[@graememclaughlin720]

Can’t believe you wanted to get rid of all the customers LAP litghts when they’ve already been scammed 🙈 brand snobbery

[@tomorichard]

They are shocking fittings. Nowhere to terminate cpc

[@graememclaughlin720]

@@tomorichard double insulated, wago the cpc to protect the cable, gas engineer thoughts 💭

[@johnhehir508]

Nothing wrong with that wiring job ,what part of warsaw are you in ?🤔🙈🙊🙉🕊️😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@alistairlawson7514]

Those lights are the new standard suppled from Screwfix. I liked the old ones. But those are dreadful. You need to link the Earth externally. Utter rubbish.