I've just had some work done in my house that involved installing a new power circuit and making minor changes to the existing lighting and shower circuits. A very simple drawing was produced by an architect and local building control approval was gained before the work started. The drawing is mainly all about drains, ventilation and the basic room layout. There was nothing at all on the drawing about the electrical work and the BCO has not been on site at all..
When I asked the electrician about his sign-off paperwork for the job he said that it has to go to the BCO. Is this correct, or would copies normally be issued to the customer?
In this 'Part P' and 'HIP' infested world, I just want to ensure that it's been done properly before I pay the builder for the work. Either way, I'll call the BCO before I pay the final invoice just to check that everything is OK on their part.
Mike