Night-time Callout - An Electricians Day in London | Thomas Nagy 

thanks, glad you enjoyed the night-time sightseeing tour (plus call out)!

The real stuff and not the fake stuff that always looks bad

On call for nights every 3 weeks... guarenteed 30+ hes overtime along with the 39hrs 9-5.30.. great way to save for a mortgage when your a young lad

So time is running out..... and you prefer to sit on your couch watching telly.

Get a fucking life ffs

Keep the heat out? Oh wait other side I'm so used to cold Winters.

Very professional , I'm semi skilled Sprakey,s m8 , love your vids

Mark Sesum - True, but personal integrity aside, a long apprenticeship usually provided a lot of varied, real world experience and problem solving next to a time served craftsman, which training centre courses cannot hope to replicate. .

Benzknees - sorry, I have to disagree with you on most points. We have far better technology now, so can design buildings that will meet the relevant standards but at minimum cost. In the past the standards were not as comprehensive as now. But for the most part, structures and buildings were well made, often being slightly over engineered. The quality is defined by what the customer wants and the tradesmen having a pride in the job. Hence in older buildings it is true that the frontage and inside the areas that visitors and guests were invited into, and where the owner would spend most of their time were finished out much nicer than the other areas. Because that was what the buyers wanted. You can’t blame the building or the builders for that. If you ever watch a documentary on the state of modern houses, be sure to have a pen and pad ready to record the hundreds of snagging items that can be found per property. Including some big fails where they have not complied with the required standards. And these are new houses being build by big construction companies. And of course, most modern houses are built to the minimum size that they can get away with (to meet the legally required minimum and no larger). Because that generates the maximum profit for the construction company.

Mark 1024MAK - That’s what I said, modern houses are well designed but have poor workmanship. I’m a building surveyor and have investigated building defects in thousands of houses over a period of 30+ years. I’ve seen at first hand all the common faults that come up time and time again on both old and new housing.

dirty secret ? what secret?

I have seen that stuff.

Ha living beyond your means...

CaptainCrookz. Building regulation code.

Wavy lines are used to warn motorists of an impending pedestrian crossing, other than to let people cross you are not supposed to stop within the wavy lines, especially to do your make-up etc :).

Thank you...

i got them all made up from a company in potters bar. loads of companies do it now though. just google sign writing companies and most will also do clothing too. just tell them what you want and they make it to size.

Dom Con I’m sure agreement to film is on a quid pro quo basis.

I could see in one way that it's nice because the client doesn't have to be there and they can see that you didn't hang around in their sofa watching TV all day and they can see the quality of work and what goes into it.

Cost. pure and simple.

If you drilled or damaged the cable the earth is exposed so would trip the rcd faster so safty and ofcorse cost 😀

Both, the plumber to stop the leak and the electrician to make safe the electrics.

@John Smith actually, I think you call the ghost busters

Ik where two are just type tom Nagy fire alarms

it worries me sometimes to think what i would do in that type of situation

What's being a sparky in France like?

Why? All situations are different so what is the point?

@@theyoutubeguy1 thinking through the problem helps solve the problem especially with another's perspective.