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Reviews of Electricians in Ryde, Isle Of Wight
Ryde North East, PO33
12 March 2012
Under £500
running new cable with breaker plus commando switches
Prompt, very clean worker and very competitive prices, would recommend!
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woodside electrical
Also specialises in aerials & networks, security, specialist services and flooring.
Previous electrial jobs in Ryde, Isle Of Wight
Binstead, PO33
Under £500
I live in a new ( 2004) wooden framed house. We would like to fit an induction hob in the kitchen, to replace the gas hob. We would keep the electric oven that -basically - plugs into the kitchen ring main. A brief look at the consumer unit indicates that there is no provision for a supply to an electric hob. There are however two spare ways (MEM Unit). I would welcome advice on possible re-arrangement of the MCBs routing of cable and cost to execute the work. I will have to remove the oven to check dimensions of present hob cut out.
Regards
Mike Smyth
Ryde North West, PO33
Under £100
BATHROOM PULL LIGHT SWITCH NEEDS REPLACING ,AND WIRED UP,GOT THE NEW SWITH.
Wootton Bridge, PO33
Under £4,000
Total rewire a bungalow inc sockets, light switches and consumer unit.
Ashey, PO33
I'm not sure
must be certifide to Part p or nic
Ryde North East, PO33
Under £250
small terraced house 3 beds lung dinner and kitchen
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