What a finish!!
Friday, 26 August 2011
Toilet Fan
The above was how the electrician left the toilet fan. He informed me that I would have to make good. He did not have any materials and I gave him some ready mixed plaster. Looking at how it is drying, it is not really appropriate. I am concerned that something that wet is was put around something electrical. Previously, the fan was on a wooden platform which was removed.
The debris in the toilet. The electrician did not think to put the lid on before he started.
Bathroom
The Electrician left all of the mess in the bath and sink. Leaving screws where they fell. He said that he had swept/tidied up. I was picking up debris after him and it was still left like this. It takes a minute to wipe up.
Fuse box
You can't tell, but all where the electrician worked he left grubby finger marks. I wiped up the walls and the cielinng (where he actually did change the pendants). This would have been tolerable if the work was decent quality. It was not.
I don't know what was done here. We don't remember it looking like this. He was banging, drilling and hammering away for a good while. Not sure we had the most experienced person.

The gaping holes that were left, we think after he removed the old fuse box. Classy work huh?!
I don't know what was done here. We don't remember it looking like this. He was banging, drilling and hammering away for a good while. Not sure we had the most experienced person.
General ....
The electrician offered to push back the furniure in the living room. It has a lot of debris that needed to be cleaned first.


You can't really get the mess of the large chunks of debris just left. Instead of wiping lumps of wet plaster, they took my dustpan and brush (I don't think they brought up anything to clean up after themselves) and used that. It is something cheap to replace and we wouldn't have minded but in the context of their service, we mind.
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