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Electrician who could help secure lights tonight?

By BikeChick
October 1, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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BikeChick

Posted October 1, 2015

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Posted October 1, 2015

Our ceiling collapsed yesterday after a leak. The ceiling has now been taken down and the leak fixed, and the lights are dry. They are 4 spot lights. I have not turned the power on though as they are just dangling...ceiling won't be fixed for 2 weeks, now I don't know what to do about the lights but I need light....I need an electrician who can come secure them somehow, either this evening or tomorrow morning - can anyone help me? I am in West Dulwich (Clive Road).

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