DM Installations

06/01/2023

A little project completed late last year, built over a septic tank so height was governed by that.
One section lifts out to give access to the tank, all timber used was tanalised, with millboard decking to finish

30/08/2022

Allways nice to get good feedback "Rewire 4 bedroom home".

"Went above and beyond and completed the job with no problems. Thanks"

17/06/2022

Manufacturers of consumer units, if you are going to go to the trouble of fitting these little internal levels, at least put them in straight

06/04/2022

Always nice to get a bit of feedback from a new customer
"He was excellent. No fuss or bother did a brilliant job .would definitely recommend him a would use him again .very pleased"

20/01/2021

So sad and more importantly, unnecessary

THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) has warned against the severe dangers of inadequate electrical safety systems in farm buildings following a recently concluded prosecution at Warwick Crown Court.

06/01/2021

The first boring job of the year, 150mm hole for an extractor fan in a kitchen

12/07/2019

https://rufftools.com/blogs/articles/the-unpaid-work-of-trades?fbclid=IwAR3kuXS0hQuxHzzwpL7hrz5b5eaGkyFHDydJPfCk9CeR40W6Z_yhA0fTPM0

Before you wince next time a trade hands you a bill, or wonder why they finish work mid afternoon, read on to discover the invisible and unpaid jobs that a trade undertakes, week in week out, to support their sell-able skills.

25/05/2019

Excellent work by the fire brigade of Market Drayton, no smoke alarm would have picked this up inside the property till it was well away as the fire was actually starting to spread inside the cavity wall.
Probably caused by a loose connection

10/04/2019

With Easter break around the corner, many of us must have made plans to start a home improvement project. Whatever you do, do not DIY your electrics.

Nearly half of all severe electric shocks are caused by DIY attempts, with the main errors including cutting through power leads, drilling into wiring and repairing electrical items while they’re still switched on.

Don't risk it, leave the electrical work to the professionals!

To find an NICEIC registered electrician in your area visit www.niceic.com.

14/03/2019

Something that not everyone is aware of

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