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If you're new to the game I advise carrying plasters for those innevitable cuts you're going to get and a pair of tweezers for removing splinters. They've come in handy for a good few times and they don't take up any space. Oh and a telescopic magnet (size of a pen) for reaching those tiny screws you're going to drop down the backs of units.

if he is selling it, talk to a friendly property solicitor about putting a charge against the house. apparently this is simple to do, but i would imagine you would need to have verifiable grounds for doing this, like maybe a ccj - or even just evidence of unpaid invoices might do? i only know the general concept, not the details, but worth a look. when my ex put her house up, a solicitor friend called and asked if i knew it had been...

so you are based in Nottingham yet work for a company in Hertfordshire? __________________ don't buy an ideal as they won't honour the guarantee!!

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I understand that. But if you are at house A at 10am and House B at 2pm and House C at 4pm and they cannot tell you what time they are delivering then it is not a possible transaction.

Hello All. Not 'ranting', but more of an observation. . With modern 'containment' methods for electrical installations I feel that the 'art' of being an electrician in commercial/industrial environments is dying a rapid, untidy death. Basket tray and a combination of LSF T&E AND FP have been used on the last two fairly large contracts I was on. Stubs of conduit were bushed and left in 'free air'...

Sorry customer told me it was a Vaillant 240e...but when I got there it was an Alpha boiler!! Thank you for getting back to me though.

joint Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director (specialising in management/staff relations and dispute resolving) in a major national/international one man band (part - time)

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Sure you don't mean space cadet? __________________ Lang may yer lum reek.