Post Rewire Cleanup

How Messy Is A Rewire?

A rewire can be very messy; a rewire is a big job.

As part of a rewire the electrician will probably need to:

· Run wires in the loft.

· Cut channels for wires in walls.

· Lift floor boards to run wires under the floor.

· Cut holes in walls for new electrical switches.

· and so on...

The list of jobs, above, give you an idea of how messy a rewire can be.

Post Rewire Cleanup

As part of the post wire cleanup you, or the electrician, will need to:

· Lay carpets and floor boards where they have been lifted.

· Do some minor re-plastering to walls and ceilings.

· Do some minor decoration to walls and ceilings.

· Clear a large amount of dust.

Links

This web page explains what a post rewire cleanup may involve and how messy a rewire can be.

An electrical house rewire is a messy job.

A post rewire cleanup can take the householder 3 or 4 hours.

A post rewire cleanup will probably include minor redecoration.

Post Rewire Cleanup