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Electrical work brief builder

Create a room-use or inspection brief for an electrician. It does not size circuits, diagnose faults or assess whether an installation is safe.

Do not remove covers, touch wiring or carry out live tests for this tool. Describe normal use and existing observations only. For immediate electrical danger use the appropriate emergency route in our emergency electrician guide.

Plan your result

Local planning inputs

Inputs are used in this page only. We do not send or save them. Copy, download and print are optional and only happen when you choose them. Refreshing or leaving may clear your work. Do not include personal or access-security details in your own notes.

How to use the result

Choose the closest purpose. The result lists information to gather and questions to agree with a business; it does not infer the cause, urgency, remedy or suitability of the work.

Use the result as discussion notes only. It is not a professional survey, specification, permission, safety assessment or assurance that work can proceed.

Read the planning prompts without using the tool

Sockets or room changes

  • List the room uses and appliance locations you want to discuss.
  • Distinguish moving existing points from adding new ones.
  • Mention planned changes to cupboards, furniture or decoration.
  • Ask the electrician to assess the installation, circuit capacity and testing requirements.

Lighting changes

  • Describe how the room is used and the areas that need light.
  • Mention existing controls and desired dimming or switching behaviour.
  • List any product information you already have without buying for assumed compatibility.
  • Ask for an agreed layout, compatible equipment and any making-good scope.

An inspection or test report

  • Explain why the report is needed and what property areas it covers.
  • Gather earlier electrical reports and available installation records.
  • Discuss access and planned interruption with the electrician.
  • Ask how limitations, observations and any separately agreed remedial work are recorded.