Builders
Carpenters
Electricians
Flooring Specialists
Gardeners
Handymen
Heating Engineers
Painters & Decorators
Plasterers & Renderers
Plumbers
Roofers
Tilers
myAsk a Trade: Electricians
Got a question that only a tradesperson can answer? We have thousands of trades ready to answer any question you may have.
Ask your question
How it works
Ask a trade
Cost guides
Categories
Filter by:
- All
- At least 1 answer
- At least 2 answers
- At least 3 answers
- No answers
Sort by:
Do I need new wiring for kitchen light?
Do I need new wiring to change a single kitchen ceiling light for a row of three pendant lights?
Kitchen Cooker hood replacement
We require a cooker hood installed in our kitchen. Do we just need an electrician for this? How much is it likely to cost? Thank you
5 key electrical safety rules
What are the key 5 electrical safety rules to teach my kids?
Moving a consumer unit
Is it possible to move a consumer unit? Ours is right by the door and I'd like to move it to a cupboard, so it's out of sight.
What are arc blasts?
What are arc blasts and are they a danger in regular settings, such as in the house?
Air gap around downlighters
I've read that you need to leave an air gap around downlighters to stop them overheating. Do they all need this? And is there a standard sized gap?
How much to fix pump?
digipump AKW M11 pump not working in rental property how much would it cost to have it looked at, i do not have easy access because i rent the property out otherwise i would look at it myself, any advice to ask my tenant to assess it would be greatly appreciated
Price to fit/change new electrical fittings
Looking for advice on a price and timescale for the following: 23 light fittings to fit- all internal ( 7 ceiling roses/10 ceiling lights/6 wall lights)- Wiring present but need mounting and wiring 28 socket faces to change - Will need some plaster knocking out around backboxes due to new plaster 19 light switch faces to change - Will need some plaster knocking out around backboxes due to new plaster Sockets and switches are like for like, I have bought all the fittings.
Will 4mm SWA 3 core be sufficient for my project?
Will 4mm SWA 3 core be sufficient for my project? Plan is to run 10m non-armoured in a conduit on exterior wall from consumer unit, connect in a box to SWA and bury for a distance of 20m to shed. Bury area traffic is negligible. Little consumer box shed side. Max electric draw would be a kettle, tv, fridge, lights, maybe a small electric heater. I'm not connecting anything myself. Just need advice before I buy a 4mm SWA. Once I've done all I can electrician to connect and sign it off. NB does electrician need to see trench depth before I bury it?
Trade categories
- Aerial Specialists
- Architects
- Bathroom Specialists
- Bricklayers
- Builders
- Joiners
- Cleaners
- Drainage Specialists
- Driveway Specialists
- Electricians
- Flooring Specialists
- Gardeners
- Handymen
- Heating Engineers
- Kitchen Fitters
- Locksmiths
- Loft Specialists
- Metalworkers
- Painters & Decorators
- Pest Controllers
- Plasterers
- Plumbers
- Removal Companies
- Roofers
- Security Specialists
- Specialists
- Stoneworkers
- Swimming Pool Specialists
- Tilers
- Traditional Craftsman
- Tree Surgeons
- Window Specialists
See all questions
Ask a Trade
Are you looking for advice on a DIY project or have a question for our tradespeople?
We'll email your question to tradespeople who are skilled in your chosen category.
Your question will be made public - please do not include any personal details.
{{ first(ask.errors)[0] }}
Over 1 million homeowners and over 50,000 tradespeople
use MyJobQuote nationwide each year