Landlord electrical safety certificate is an electrical safety report that involves an inspection of every single electrical circuits, lights, fuse board and grounding of water and gas services. A specialized test meter is used and the inspection typically takes around 1 to ½ a day, depending on the number of electrical circuits and the type of property. Efficient Home Energy is professionally do electrical certificates in London and surrounding areas.
Every single electrical accessories, circuits and cabling deteriorate with time and use. This is why it is so important to check everything to ensure that you or your tenants are not in danger.
WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE INSPECTION
From time to time, things can go wrong in your own home or are not as good as in one of your rental properties. This can be a stressful time try to find someone reliable for the job, ensuring that they will do a good job at a reasonable cost.
The test will find out if any circuits or parts of the installation are over-loaded, will identify if any parts of the installation is at risk of electrical shock and/or fire hazard. The report will also address whether there are any faulty DIY jobs that will need attention or if there is any lack of grounding.
Further testing will be performed on wiring and fixed point appliances, for example, appliances that are built in into your kitchen. The sockets are also tested so that you have a very carefully completed test report.
All of our engineers are NICEIC approved with the relevant electrical qualifications and competence. The engineer will verify the electrical installation against the current requirements of British Standard 7671: 2008 (2011) Requirements for Electrical Installations (lET Wiring Regulations), which is the national safety standard for electrical installations.
EICR meets the needs of homeowners, real estate agents, solicitors, banks, mortgage lenders, insurers, surveyors acting for landlords, house buyers and sellers, and all other interested parties often use the different terms listed below:
• Electrical Certificate
• Energy Performance Certificate
• Gas Safety Certificates
• PAT Testing
• Commercial Electrical Certificates
• Landlord Safety Certificate
Every single electrical accessories, circuits and cabling deteriorate with time and use. This is why it is so important to check everything to ensure that you or your tenants are not in danger.
WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE INSPECTION
From time to time, things can go wrong in your own home or are not as good as in one of your rental properties. This can be a stressful time try to find someone reliable for the job, ensuring that they will do a good job at a reasonable cost.
The test will find out if any circuits or parts of the installation are over-loaded, will identify if any parts of the installation is at risk of electrical shock and/or fire hazard. The report will also address whether there are any faulty DIY jobs that will need attention or if there is any lack of grounding.
Further testing will be performed on wiring and fixed point appliances, for example, appliances that are built in into your kitchen. The sockets are also tested so that you have a very carefully completed test report.
All of our engineers are NICEIC approved with the relevant electrical qualifications and competence. The engineer will verify the electrical installation against the current requirements of British Standard 7671: 2008 (2011) Requirements for Electrical Installations (lET Wiring Regulations), which is the national safety standard for electrical installations.
EICR meets the needs of homeowners, real estate agents, solicitors, banks, mortgage lenders, insurers, surveyors acting for landlords, house buyers and sellers, and all other interested parties often use the different terms listed below:
• Electrical Certificate
• Energy Performance Certificate
• Gas Safety Certificates
• PAT Testing
• Commercial Electrical Certificates
• Landlord Safety Certificate
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