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He is registered with Elecsa, and they said he had done nothing wrong (admittedly I hadn't shown them any pictures). He carried out an electrical safety test and fitted a new fuse board. He also changed a few light fittings and moved/ relocated a few exposed wires.

What do you think is the best way to approach the electrician about this? Get another local tradesman in for a 2nd opinion first? Should I pay someone else to fix the first electricians errors? Only paid the 1st electrician half so far... Bit of a dilemma, advice really appreciated as I didn't...

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the photos of the work in question... comments invited

Many thanks for all your advice, its been very helpful and informative!

Hi there any advice greatly appreciated, I recently purchased my first house. A 1928 built end terrace. I am a complete novice regarding home improvements is the first thing to say, so sorry if I don't know all the correct names of things! I selected an electrician through a "trusted trader"...