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Cost to fit and supply wall sockets...

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  • 24-01-2012 12:02pm
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    lalorm
    Registered Users Posts: 244 ✭✭


    Hi All,

    just wondering if someone can tell me how much could I expect to pay an electrician to install some extra wall sockets around the house. I'm looking to install 2 single sockets in a bedroom on separate walls. Also, want to get a couple of front door lights fitted. What would be a ball park figure for a job like that?

    Regards.
    M.


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    DublinDilbert
    Registered Users Posts: 5,379 ✭✭✭DublinDilbert


    lalorm wrote: »
    Hi All,

    just wondering if someone can tell me how much could I expect to pay an electrician to install some extra wall sockets around the house. I'm looking to install 2 single sockets in a bedroom on separate walls. Also, want to get a couple of front door lights fitted. What would be a ball park figure for a job like that?

    Regards.
    M.

    It will depend on the lots of things such as the existing wiring in the house, where you want the sockets, is there sockets on the other side of the wall? what are the wall's made off? Do you want the wires chased into concrete?

    Get double sockets fitted, don't bother getting singles, it should cost pretty much the same either way.

    Last year I put in two double sockets for a friend, was one of the handiest jobs ever, was near the fuse board, they were in different rooms, but practically back to back, the floor boards were already loose. Took a little over an hour tops. The same job to fit 2 sockets in another house could of taken half a day.

    If you want a random number €150 should cover it, but it might be much more depending on the set up and what's required.


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    lalorm
    Registered Users Posts: 244 ✭✭lalorm


    The wiring should be ok since the house isn't that old and the walls are stud partitions so no concrete to get through. There is a socket close to one of them on the same wall, while the other point doesn't have any power close by so I guess that would be more work alright.

    Thanks for the advice.


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