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Electrition needed to fit outside lights & power to garage

By Rob tolfts
September 28, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Rob tolfts

Posted September 28, 2016

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We've got a 30's semi we bought from a developer, he omitted to install outside lights or electricity to the garage.

I'd like to get some fitted, probably one over the back door/decking area, then probably a couple to light the garden, and another to light the driveway/front of the garage (which is behind the house) Ideally all separately switched

I'd also like to have internal & external sockets & lights fitted in the garage. There has previously been power in there, but the developer just cut the old wires (which were old) & rewired the main house with new cables.

Any recommendations/advice would be appreciated!

Rob

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