Patching and Boarding
Chases filled, boarded and sanded flat so painting can start the same week.
Service
Building and repair work around the wiring.
The making-good and repairs side of the job, taken where it connects with the electrical work.
Repairs
The room should not stay raw.
Patching and boarding after rewiring, small strip-outs and repairs, with the boundary of the scope written down.
Electrical jobs leave holes; the building side closes them. Chasing, patching, boarding and simple finishing are taken in the same job so the room is left usable. Full redecoration and specialist joinery stay outside the list, and the quote says where that seam lies.
Where Our Scope Stops
Where a finish needs a decorator or a joiner rather than our team, that is said at the quote — not discovered at the end.
When build and wiring meet
Three jobs from the repair list.
Strip-Outs
Strip-outs before new circuits go in — waste out, routes open, no double handling.
Odd Small Repairs
Carports, doors and odd repairs taken when the electrical work brings them within reach.
Next Step
Put the two jobs on one schedule.
If the repair and the electrical work belong to the same job, say so in the first message — the schedule is easier when both arrive together.