For a Parkhurst renovation, agree the electrical work and making-good responsibilities before the job so the completed scope is clear to the owner and every contractor involved.
Describe the electrical change
List the points, fittings or equipment to be moved or added and explain the intended use. Include available installation records and known symptoms. A decorative refurbishment does not establish which circuits were previously changed or whether their condition has been assessed.
- Electrical points and intended use
- Making-good responsibilities
- Latest layout and approval contact
Agree the interfaces with building work
Discuss access to relevant areas, the timing of finishes and who handles making good after the electrical work. Keep layout changes recorded so a contractor is not working from an outdated instruction. Do not cover unfinished electrical work simply to meet a decorating date.
Retain a clear handover
Ask for the completed electrical scope, relevant records and any unresolved item to be stated separately from decorative completion. If an electrical COC is required, disclose the renovation and intended inspection scope. Wesslink coordinates Parkhurst enquiries through its Randburg service hub. Include the property address and access contact when arranging the visit. Keep electrical reinstatement records with the property file and agree responsibility for opening, access and making good finishes before work begins.
Useful questions
Questions property owners ask next.
Does a completed Parkhurst renovation mean all electrical work is documented?+
Not automatically. Request records for the electrical work itself and keep any unfinished item visible. Decorative completion and the electrical handover should have clearly described scopes.
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