DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION CONDITION REPORT (EICR)
We specialize in conducting Electric Safety Certificate (electrical installation condition reports), along with diagnostics and fault-finding for electrical systems. Our fully trained engineers adhere to current requirements and regulations, ensuring optimal standards in every job. Utilizing cutting-edge testing equipment, our electricians swiftly trace and repair faults. Following the inspection, our engineers furnish you with a comprehensive report outlining any identified issues and recommendations for necessary remedial works.
Electrical Certificate Domestic £130
Electrical Certificate Commercial £165
In accordance with the law, a commercial electrical safety certificate is a requirement for businesses and shops. To comply with regulations, this certificate should be obtained annually, depending on the frequency of installation use. The Electricity at Work Regulation specifically states that a valid installation condition report is necessary.
New EICR Rules: Electrical Checks for Rented Properties from July 1, 2020 | England Landlords Take Note
Beginning July 1, 2020, landlords in England are obligated to conduct an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) to let their properties. The updated regulations require adherence to the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 (EAWR), placing legal responsibility on employers and employees to ensure the safety of electrical systems used at work.
Domestic Electrical Safety Certificates | Thorough Inspections for Peace of Mind
During the test, our qualified engineers, who are accredited by the Electrical Safety Register, perform a comprehensive inspection of your home’s electrical installation. This includes testing the consumer unit, wiring, lighting, and electrical power to ensure compliance with current regulations and eliminate any shock, fire, or safety hazards. Upon completion, we issue the necessary safety certificates and provide recommendations for improvement if any non-compliance is detected.
Our Test Procedures Include:
- Visual inspection of the installation.
- Live testing between conductors.
- Testing of RCDs to verify correct tripping times.
- Earth loop impedance testing for quality earthing.
- Resistance checks between conductors.
- Polarity checks.
- Continuity testing of ring circuits.
- Continuity testing of (cpc) and Earth conductors.
Emergency Lighting Certificates | Crucial for Health and Safety in HMOs and Business Areas
Our emergency lighting certificates play a vital role in ensuring the safety and compliance of your property. These certificates are essential for meeting health and safety requirements in HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation) and business areas.
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) | Keeping Your Electrical Equipment Safe
PAT testing is crucial to ensure the safety and compliance of all portable electrical appliances in your home. Our competent professionals perform thorough visual examinations and actual PAT tests to determine whether your appliances meet current safety standards. By obtaining the PAT testing certificate, you can have peace of mind knowing that your appliances are safe to use.
Choose Our Professional Services for Electrical Safety Certificates, at Property Heating, we prioritize your safety and compliance. Our qualified engineers, who are members of the Electrical Safety Register, conduct comprehensive inspections and provide the necessary certificates to meet legal requirements. Trust us to ensure your electrical installations are safe, up to code, and compliant with current regulations.
Contact us today to schedule your electrical safety inspection and certification.
Understanding Electrical Certificate Inspections in the UK: Who Should Carry Them Out and What to Expect
In the United Kingdom, electrical certificate inspections play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and compliance of electrical installations in homes, businesses, and other premises. These inspections are a legal requirement and are designed to identify potential hazards and verify that electrical systems meet the necessary standards. Let’s delve into who should carry out these inspections and what the process entails.
Who Should Carry Out Electrical Certificate Inspections?
Electrical certificate inspections should only be conducted by qualified and registered electricians who are authorized to perform such assessments. In the UK, these professionals are often members of competent person schemes, such as NICEIC or NAPIT. These schemes ensure that electricians are adequately trained, experienced, and regularly assessed for their competence.
Homeowners and businesses should always hire a registered electrician to carry out electrical certificate inspections. Attempting to perform these assessments without the necessary expertise not only jeopardizes safety but can also lead to legal consequences.
What Happens During an Electrical Certificate Inspection?
- Initial Assessment: The electrician will start by reviewing the existing electrical installation and checking for any obvious issues. This includes examining the consumer unit (fuse box), wiring, sockets, switches, and other electrical components.
- Testing: The electrician will conduct a series of tests to assess the safety and performance of the electrical system. This may involve checking earth bonding, testing circuits for continuity and insulation resistance, and ensuring correct polarity.
- Documentation: A comprehensive report will be generated, detailing the findings of the inspection. This report will include any defects, non-compliances, or potential hazards identified during the assessment.
- Recommendations: Based on the inspection findings, the electrician may provide recommendations for remedial work or improvements to bring the electrical installation up to current standards. This could include updating wiring, replacing outdated components, or addressing any safety concerns.
- Issuing the Electrical Certificate: If the installation meets the required standards, the electrician will issue an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) or an Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC). These documents confirm that the electrical installation has been inspected and is deemed safe and compliant.
Ensuring the safety of electrical installations is paramount, and regular inspections by qualified professionals are essential. Hiring a registered electrician to carry out electrical certificate inspections in the UK provides peace of mind, compliance with regulations, and a safer environment for all occupants. If you’re a homeowner or business owner, prioritize the safety of your property by scheduling regular electrical inspections with a qualified electrician.
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