Carl Firmstone
Hi Vijay, In most cases, an electrician would need to be registered to carry out any work in your home. The registration is to a body such as NICEIC, NAPIT, ELECSA... the registration is a "domestic installer", also often referred to as a "part P" registration. Any work would need to be certified on completion and you should receive paperwork to prove this. A condition of registration is that all work comes with a six year insurance backed warranty from the installer. *NOTE* The electrician could also complete the work and ask the local authority building control to check and certify their work if they do not hold the necessary registration. Paperwork would still be issued on completion. Regards Carl Firmstone Stator Electrical Solutions Ltd
