Anyyyywayyyy,

back to the actual topic.

Iza, glad to see you finally agree it is tenants responsibility 🙂

I shall let you all know how it goes tomorrow when i give the bill to them

Who did the electrician send the bill to? 

The owners or their RE agent usually gets the tradesmens bills. Up to them to pay it and get the money off the tenant, if the tenant was responsible.

he sent it to my address as he didnt know tenants address (even though the house is next door, its in a different street), but the invoice is labellled to tenant property owned by ____________ (us).

He's been our electrician for 15 years

Anyway, im outta here

Thansk to all the replies

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@daydream**believer wrote:

Anyyyywayyyy,

 

back to the actual topic.

Iza, glad to see you finally agree it is tenants responsibility 🙂

 

I shall let you all know how it goes tomorrow when i give the bill to them

 

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If the OP was worded/explained the same way your recent post was ..I would have posted that from the start .

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@izabsmiling wrote:

I'd think you'd have trouble proving that it was their fault,that it was deliberate and intentional . If it hadn't rained and all that water gotten in the doorway it wouldn't have happened. If it's the house next door I'm glad that you didn't investigate as you may have gotten electrocuted (as could your tenants if they weren't on the ball..which btw some people aren't by nature)

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I'm not a sparky, but I believe the water wasn't what caused the overload, it was the number of power cords they had plugged into that power board which caused the overload.

the OP was worded just fine.

yep what more can be said lol