How much should it cost in London to get an electrician to fit a new electric oven and hob?

Answer 1

Get some estimates at least five most will give you an idea over the phone if you can describe what is required.

Like if they are going where existing ones were.

Where the power points are or if you need new ones to be brought into serve them

What the oven and hob are being fitted into ( you amy need a kitchen fitter for this)

Answer 2

Hi I recently had exactly this job carried out, in the UK you now need a certificate when the electrician has completed the job. To run underground cable and PCB box in my shed cost £850, and this was the cheapest quote. The work included 19 sockets, 4 lights. I also had a new PCB box fitted in the garage so this will have increased the price a bit. With the lack of work for the building trades at this moment in time you should be able improve on this price. The shed was about 20 yards from the house.

Answer 3

It's quite expensive in London to get an electrician to fit a new
electric oven and hob. It goes by the hour and I expect it to
be completed by about 2 hours. They charge about 100 pounds
sterling per hour.
It's much cheaper to get the similar one done in the North,
like in Dundee, probably cost about 60 pounds sterling per hour.

Answer 4

More than the cost of the oven and the "hob" for sure!

Answer 5

Between 80 and 120 quid. Any more and you're being ripped.

Answer 6

100 Quid at the weekend.

Answer 7

whatever it is it will be plus £60 in the event of him getting a parking ticket as london is so crap for parking!

Answer 8

if it takes him all day about £150 or if its already in place and just needs connecting half that and a quarter of the time

Answer 9

they normally charge about £50 per hour but shop around

Answer 10

Perhpas just a BJ will suffice! If not spread em'