Electrician/plumber

Question

Are there tradespeople that do both plumbing and electrical work

Paul · Accepted Answer

Yes there are dual tradesman, I’m an electrical specialist but I do know people that do plumbing as well.

Len · Answer

Yes some do you need to ensure they are a competent person in a scheme

William · Answer

Yes, there are multiskilled traders, who have specialised skills and experience as  well as good knowledge in their respective trades.

David · Answer

Yes of course they will present them selves as Multiskilled . 

New Electrics will require Paperwork however competent trades can do certain electrics .

Damian · Answer

Yes of course there is in training for are many options to trained and a fully fledge electrician and a reactive maintenance engineer which covers level2 pluming like myself but not level 3 which is gas engineer.

Danny · Answer

Unless they’re certified and qualified to do both I wouldn’t use a tradesperson that “knows what they’re doing”

George · Answer

Yes. I'm a qualified electrician. Get paid by my employers on electricians' Rates  I work for a housing association where I'm classed as multi-skilled. Due to carrying out plumbing works, joinery, tiling, repairing renewing locks. All due to working with other trades and a few courses.

Tom · Answer

Hi, yes there is, if you like at there trades skill, it will show you, kind regards

Tomasz · Answer

Yes. I am mechanical & electrical bias. Mechanical engineering is very wide and usually covers Heating Ventilation Air Condition (HVAC), plumbing (heating engineering) in building services but you need to ask trader as they might not cover gas installation. (gas safety and gas F)
Sometimes you can see shortcuts MEP contractor (Mechanical Electrical and Public Health) on large commercial sites.

Ciprian · Answer

yes if they are qualify in both industry and some years experience

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