WA- Contractor Connect Scheme

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  1. 38215

    38215 Well-Known Member

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    When I discussed the electrical side of my subdivision with the Western Power rep, he mentioned it would be best to choose a contractor who is part of WPs "contractor connect scheme" as they can connect at the same time as WP do their bit,making sure everyone is happy.

    unfortunately, the CCS panel is not public. Can anyone recommend a sparkie that is on it?

    TIA
     
    38215, 2nd Jul, 2022
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  2. 38215

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    Good luck
    Im not having the best time finding a contractor to even quote installing a sub board and converting the retained dwelling to underground
     
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  4. 38215

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    try:

    >Hi please send site plan and Western Power design drawing to
    [email protected]
     
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    try

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    Please send email to [email protected] and confirm how many individual blocks sub division will be and how close the distribution board is wanted away from power dome
     
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  6. 38215

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    I have the reverse problem - sparkie was easy, can't find a plumber to twin the sewer for the life of me.

    Demo guys on site ready to do the dig for him/her, it would be an essy rubberstamping job. Gah.
     
    38215, 6th Jul, 2022
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