vermyapre 1 Report post Posted April 11, 2007 HiFor those who engaged Eric, what switches did he give? MK Switches?Before I confirmed with him, he said will be using MK.When he finished most of the electrical work and I went back to see, he gave Feng Yip swithces (the rocker switches with a flower logo at the bottom right). He's not honest, he tot I dun know tat switch is from Feng Yip. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
oonik grl 0 Report post Posted April 11, 2007 So did u managed to get it changed ? Initially I thought that the switches we have to provide but it seems that the electrician will provide these.vermilion, u also stay in telok blangah ? which blk ?devilaz, u've got pm ! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lawry 3 Report post Posted April 18, 2007 Can I check, how many of you actually asked for PUB testing since it's optional? There's much more freedom if you skip the test, if you decide to do the test, quite a few restrictions like height of DB box, number of heater points, height of plug in kitchen, etc .... I'm in a dilemma. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
stopspam 0 Report post Posted April 23, 2007 (edited) I am doing a complete renovation of an old condo unit I bought.The electrical costs my ID has quoted me are approx double that in the posts I have seen in this thread.When I pointed this out to my ID, they asked if these prices I have seen are for concealed wiring.So are the prices posted on this thread based on concealed wiring?Some of the prices I have been quoted...Single power point = $90Double power point = $110Light switch = $80Light point = $60Fan = $80SCV = $220Telephone & Data point = $220Distribution board (32A single phase) = $340 Edited April 23, 2007 by stopspam Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
vermyapre 1 Report post Posted April 24, 2007 I am doing a complete renovation of an old condo unit I bought.The electrical costs my ID has quoted me are approx double that in the posts I have seen in this thread.When I pointed this out to my ID, they asked if these prices I have seen are for concealed wiring.So are the prices posted on this thread based on concealed wiring?Some of the prices I have been quoted...Single power point = $90Double power point = $110Light switch = $80Light point = $60Fan = $80SCV = $220Telephone & Data point = $220Distribution board (32A single phase) = $340**** ex. just like my ID, quoted me almost double of Eric's.Eric is a lot cheaper.His workers not bad, sometimes a bit forgetful and slipslop, but Eric will tell them to do again if not right.As for the MK switches I stated above, Eric can change to MK.But in the end, I refused, cos he's giving MK slimline series, not avant series.Slimline is worse than Fung Yip switches. Slimline is so hard to press and so ugly, Fung Yip is smooth to press and chamfered and the edges. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hayashiryo 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2007 (edited) Hi all,I had just gotten a quotation from an electrician (refer below). My place is a landed property (corner terrace). From what I see, he is charging very much higher than what some of the guys here have posted. Is it because mine is terrace? Or is he just charging too high?!BTW, I don't see any indication of PUB testing.SCV Point - $150Single 3 pin Power Point - $60Double 3 pin Power Point - $70Telephone Point $802 way light switch - $180Lighting Point - $75BTW, mine is not concealed points. All power points, switches are layed using PVC casing. Edited May 2, 2007 by hayashiryo Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
whiteivory 0 Report post Posted May 29, 2007 I would like to find out if anyone has engaged Mr Quek's service, as I have found his charges not that transparent after all. I dont know if he has too many projects in hand, he is quite forgetful and has charged me for the work which I told him initially to do, but dont need him to do at the end. Anyone has smiliar experience? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
waileong 0 Report post Posted May 29, 2007 Normally prices are for non-concealed wiring. Independent electricians do not normally quote concealed wiring as the hacking and replastering is done by the general contractor. Your ID probably giving you a package price including hacking and replastering.I am doing a complete renovation of an old condo unit I bought.The electrical costs my ID has quoted me are approx double that in the posts I have seen in this thread.When I pointed this out to my ID, they asked if these prices I have seen are for concealed wiring.So are the prices posted on this thread based on concealed wiring?Some of the prices I have been quoted...Single power point = $90Double power point = $110Light switch = $80Light point = $60Fan = $80SCV = $220Telephone & Data point = $220Distribution board (32A single phase) = $340 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sparrow 0 Report post Posted May 31, 2007 I just finalise my rewiring job. Its for 4-rm.Prob u might be interested Light point. (Wiring + light fitting installation.) - $35x17Loopping point. (Wiring + light fitting installation.) -$25X11Door bell. (Wiring + insall + switcher.)- $25X12x13A SSO. - $50x51x13A SSO. - $40x9Hood & Hob point. - 1set $4515A air-con point. -1X$75Water heater point. - $80X2 SCV point. (Living hall) - 1X$70Tel. Point. (Living hall) - 1x$45Complete set of electrical DB. - 1set $220Earthing $50Total spent 2170May not be the best price but its up to individual. I did manage to get a $1300 package for the above. Excluded installation and some other charges. The electician did not reveal much so i did not much what he meant by other charges. The highest quote u received was 2.5K wiith no installation included. I almost fainted...so x!! Its was recommened by my contractor. Thats' why i begin to find my own electrician. Hope the above can provide a gd reference.Cheers !!Hi,Why do u need a complete set of DB? Just wondering why is there a need to change the DB... I was recommended by my ID to shift the DB in order to cater for my shoe cabinet. Is it safe to do that? What happens if the electrician did not do a good job? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ek7 0 Report post Posted June 9, 2007 Hi Guys,What you think of my quotesLighting point $30.00 13A Single power point $45.00 13A double power point $55.00 TV point $90.00 Extend telephone point $15.00 Extend 13A Single power point $15.00 Reposition ceiling Lighting point $15.00 Oven, Cooker & Hood point $55.00 Install light $9.00 Door bell install $10.00 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
waileong 0 Report post Posted June 22, 2007 Good prices. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nodame 0 Report post Posted July 2, 2007 Hi Guys,What you think of my quotesLighting point $30.00 13A Single power point $45.00 13A double power point $55.00 TV point $90.00 Extend telephone point $15.00 Extend 13A Single power point $15.00 Reposition ceiling Lighting point $15.00 Oven, Cooker & Hood point $55.00 Install light $9.00 Door bell install $10.00Hi,I need to rewire my entire place cos very old. Can share your electrician contact?Thanks very much Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
De_princess 0 Report post Posted July 16, 2007 Hi,I was quoted $120 for submission& single drawing $120 for apply SP services testing$220 for E.L.C.BIs that necessary? I am doing rewiring for my 4rm resale. Also I was quoted for both 13amp single and double switch. Isnt double enough? Total cost ended up to be ard $2.8k! I though this was ridiculous... someone pls let me know if this is the normal rate? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lifestyle 0 Report post Posted July 19, 2007 (edited) Hi De_princess,$2.8K expensive or not depends on the number of lighting points, power points, heater/hob & hood points, SCV point (around $95/point), phone/fax points, DB Box (most expensive item around $350), etc... you have.Are you changing the Main Cables? Recommended if your place is very old and going for SP testing.Usually SP testing cost is around $250-280 but some ID electrician will recommend using metal casing (which is an extra cost if a lot of metal casing involved) for the wiring (especially behind feature walls, walls, wardrobe) for SP testing so that in case you drill in future you will not drill the cables directly.Cheers Hi,I was quoted $120 for submission& single drawing $120 for apply SP services testing$220 for E.L.C.BIs that necessary? I am doing rewiring for my 4rm resale. Also I was quoted for both 13amp single and double switch. Isnt double enough? Total cost ended up to be ard $2.8k! I though this was ridiculous... someone pls let me know if this is the normal rate? Edited July 19, 2007 by lifestyle Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jadebell 0 Report post Posted July 26, 2007 Hi De_princess.. i was also quoted 2.8k for the whole hse, 5rm! got a shock.. i'm getting them to send me the breakdown.. can share with me your quotation? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites