EMM Electrical Contractors LTD

DOMESTIC ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION CONDITION REPORT :

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Electrical Safety Certificate (EICR) (1 Bed) (£120.00ex vat )
Electrical Safety Certificate (EICR) (2 Bed) (£150.00 ex vat )
Electrical Safety Certificate (EICR) (4 Bed) (£170.00 ex vat )

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Why do you need one?

Landlord electrical certificates are an important part of ensuring the safety of your tenants and being able to prove that you have taken reasonable steps to do so.

It is recommended that you should have a full electrical inspection carried out every three to five years dependent on previous inspection advise. This examination investigates the state of the electrical wiring throughout the property and thoroughly checks the safety of the electrical installation.

Once this is done and processed an 'Electrical Installation Condition Report ' will be than issued electronically. It will declare if the electrical installation is safe or if any remedial work is required to ensure it meets current safety standards.

 

 

Ensure your private rental projects meet the requirements of the updated Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm (Amendment)

Regulations 2022 and Approved Document

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We will PAT Test all electrical appliances in a rented flat for only £45

1-20 items   (£60 ex vat )  

20-40 items (£85 ex vat )

Each item over 40. £1.20 inc vat 

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PAT Testing is normally carried out in shops, businesses, council and public sector organisations, rented property, care homes.  Anywhere where there are employees or where people reside in rented or public sector accommodation.  Also Exhibition Centers and Public Halls, both the venue and and users bringing in equipment need PAT testing. We also replace Plug tops and fuses.

 

Although not a legal requirement the Electricity at Work regulations  4(2) requires maintenance and regular testing of equipment.   Similarly the Health and safety at Work etc. Act 1974 puts a duty of care upon both employer and employee to ensure safety of all persons using the work premises.  Regular records and certification of Portable appliance test is an integral part of ensuring safety.  PAT Testing is part of a good health and safety regime.  Some councils require PAT testing of furnished properties before letting to tenants, similarly many insurance companies will give a discount if equipment on the premises is PAT tested

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