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Moving telephone in socket

By mikman01
June 29, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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mikman01

Posted June 29, 2020

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Posted June 29, 2020

Hi All

Hope everyone is keeping well, we are in the process of getting our windows replaced and the window company noticed that our telephone in cable actually comes through the wood of the window frame.

We were advised to reach out to Sky who are our service provider to move this however we would rather have someone local look at this if possible, would a local electrician be able to move this? It should be a quick move to go into the adjacent wall and a new master socket, currently the wire comes in and then tracks round the skirting board and the wall and it would be easier to just have the master socket by the line in.

Thanks

Michael

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