Hello everyone,
some of you already have your houses partly finished. Our electrical supplier offered us the following:
The final electrical installation was apparently completed yesterday, and indeed, all the cables are at the distribution panel. But they are not terminated; they are just the bare wires.
We expected the cables to have connectors attached.
Are we mistaken, or should/can we request that the cables be properly terminated?
Good luck,
kati1337
some of you already have your houses partly finished. Our electrical supplier offered us the following:
All telephone, CAT, and antenna cables will not be installed inside conduits and are delivered without being terminated (at the distribution panel). All telephone and CAT cables end at the distribution panel.
The final electrical installation was apparently completed yesterday, and indeed, all the cables are at the distribution panel. But they are not terminated; they are just the bare wires.
We expected the cables to have connectors attached.
Are we mistaken, or should/can we request that the cables be properly terminated?
Good luck,
kati1337
Alessandro schrieb:
The electrician must be really fed up discussing this with what feels like 50% of homeowners. Why doesn’t he just offer it as a standard service? The
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Alessandro18 Sep 2020 14:16The electrician just needs to mention that this work has to be done anyway. It doesn’t matter whether it is done by him or another company.
This way, the customer benefits because the electrician can take care of it immediately, so they don’t have to hire another company or pay for an additional trip, and everything comes from a single source. Meanwhile, the electrician gains additional business.
A win-win situation.
This way, the customer benefits because the electrician can take care of it immediately, so they don’t have to hire another company or pay for an additional trip, and everything comes from a single source. Meanwhile, the electrician gains additional business.
A win-win situation.
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Alessandro18 Sep 2020 14:24I know. But the way things are going right now, it’s just plain customer deception!