HOW EASY IS NEW BUILD ELECTRICS? ELECTRICIAN UK

A little run through of what we've been up to on these 2 new build property's

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[effervescence]

I would be inclined to run an armoured under the floor void to the consumer unit, also as it's a new build are you putting in an EV point as you may want to consider running that under the floor too.
At least with it being a new wood framed you can see all the stud work and you're not penetrating vapour barriers, retro fitting is a pain in the ass.

[ElectricianTV]

Fairplay Ryan you look well sponsored up now. unilite and Wiska doing bits. Good luck to you

[leemorrison]

You may want to look up zones bud, so may cables not in them!

[leemorrison]

You cannot bury tails in a wall, you cannot have tails longer than 3m. You should not put a additional isolated in the DNO meter box. You should get he builder to install an additional meter box and install a switchfuse with a 80a fuse.

[persona]

The cables running under the floor should be under the block and beam floor in a ducting . Above the block and beam floor they are sat under 125mm of insulation .

[TheNinja]

As a complete novice, it would’ve been nice to see where the power comes into the house (junction box?) and where all the cables go to.

[noelphelan]

Under the stairs isn't a place for a fuse board in my opinion great vidz tho keep them coming

[davidclarke]

Sorry mate but as a 50 year JIB GOLD CARD APPROVED INDUSTRIAL SPARKS HOUSE BASHING IS NOT FOR ME, the bigger the job the better for me, biggest job I've been on was a recycling plant in Belvedere in Kent 1200 contractors on site

[Prckstck]

Imagine you got kicked off the job at this point.
I'd bet the next electrician would be walking around saying how rough you were not clipping cables and leaving them hanging everywhere.
But obviously that would be unfair because you'd not finished yet.

[Cegan]

Wow is that what houses are made of now chip board and hollow joists. That’s why I’ll never buy a new build