Any Wgtn KB Sparkies out there?

**The Tazman** · 15th July 2005, 09:56

Hi to anyone that looks at this, hope you are having a good day.

I have a wiring job that needs completing and would like to find out how much it would cost. I would rather give my money to a Kber than some company that I don't know, so if you would like cash in hand, a bar tab at kitty's or a bit of both and you can help please PM me.

It is an outside lighting job. The lights are there and I believe I have found the underground wiring so I think it just needs finishing.

All the best and thank you for taking the time to read this.

Taz

**Beemer** · 15th July 2005, 11:16

Lovely offer Taz, but I hope you or the sparky doesn't get into trouble here - as far as I know, an electrician has to provide a COC for any work they do - we were provided with one when we got some heat/light fans installed at home. I'm just thinking if they have to provide legal paperwork for the job, they may not be that keen to not have it go through the books. Maybe they could offer a substantial discount instead!

**Dafe** · 15th July 2005, 11:26

Originally Posted by Beemer

Lovely offer Taz, but I hope you or the sparky doesn't get into trouble here - as far as I know, an electrician has to provide a COC for any work they do - we were provided with one when we got some heat/light fans installed at home. I'm just thinking if they have to provide legal paperwork for the job, they may not be that keen to not have it go through the books. Maybe they could offer a substantial discount instead!

Thats no problem, I know heaps of sparkie. You only need a licensed sparkie to sign it off. Any bugger can do the work as long as he knows a sparkie that will check it over and sign for it. Problem is these days, there is so much work for tradesman that perkies don't really appeal alot anymore, unless you're real hard up.
I do security installation work and if I work any extra hours over 45, it's at $37.50 a hour. Money's good but you're always too tired at the end of the week to be bothered about more.