What to include in an accessory job list

Use one short format to describe every socket, switch, spur or similar point without needing technical language.

Written and checked by Willesden Smart Homes. Last reviewed August 2026.

We serve homes across NW London after checking the postcode and the job. See the Areas page .

You can copy this format: postcode / room / point type / quantity / what it is doing / preferred finish or product / access note / relevant certificate if available.

Copy this job-list format

  • Use one line for each room or point type, for example: kitchen / double socket / 3 / replace worn white plates / white finish.
  • Say what each point is doing now, what you want it to do and whether you already have a product in mind.
  • Add access details that could affect the visit, such as fitted furniture, heavy items or restricted parking.

Photos and documents

  • Photos are optional. Take them only from a safe position, keep every cover in place and never touch damaged or wet equipment for a photo.
  • A straight-on exterior photo can show the point and finish; a wider room photo can show access. Do not move heavy furniture or climb to take one.
  • If you have a certificate or report, send every relevant page, including the circuit schedule and test results. The cover page alone gives less useful information.
  • Include the exact product link or model number when you want a particular finish or accessory.
Official sources and further guidance

Ready to share the accessory job list?

List the postcode, rooms, point types, quantities, symptoms, products and access notes. Add complete relevant documents if available.