This is the third time I've used Certificated Electricians London and they are great. Professional, very reliable. I would highly recommend.
SE10 Client
I have used this firm on two separate occasions. Both times I was very impressed with the service. The first time was a tricky bathroom fan replacement.
E14 Client
David from Certified Electricians was professional, caring, empathetic and the work done was excellent. I would fully recommend Certified Electricians Ltd. Thank you!
E14 Client
Very professional and friendly electrician. I have used this company at least 3 times before and would continue to use them.
E14 Client
Excellent job , very responsible , trustworthy
SE7 Client
Stuck to the said date and were on time. They knew exactly what is to be done and bought the products and completed the tasks within half hour.
E16 Client
It's the first time I've used Certified Electricians and now I will definitely contact them (and them only) if I ever have any future electrical issues.
E14 Client
Arlo was on time, really professional and did a excellent job. Also was a pleasure dealing with this business.
SE15 Client
Fantastic work carried out by Marlowe. The quality of work was fantastic.
SE10 Client
David and his team are excellent - very responsive and good quality work!
E14 Client
A Landlord Electrical Inspection Certificate can also be referred to as an EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report). In the United Kingdom these certificates are required to operate as a private landlord since 1st June 2020 and existing tenancies from 1 April 2021. These assessments must be carried out on every property to let at intervals of no more than 5 years.
An EICR offers landlords peace of mind and insight into their property. Tenants can also feel secure in the knowledge that the electrical system of their rental property has been tested to the highest standards.
If a private tenant has a right to occupy a property as their only or main residence and pays rent, then the property needs an EICR. With new laws coming into effect an EICR report must be supplied to each tenant of your residential premises within 28 days of the tests. A penalty of up to £30000 can be imposed on landlords in breach of their duty. If a property is found to be unsatisfactory, remedial work can be work carried out on behalf of the tenant with costs recovered from the landlord. With new legislation in mind, it is best for all landlords to be proactive and have thorough testing carried out and EICR reports generated by EICR approved contractors.
Should any faults be found, Certified Electricians London can recommend immediate remedial action or further information on how to remedy these faults in the future.
At Certified Electricians London our qualified contractors will assess your property and give clear concise reports that are trusted throughout London. Our employees have decades of experience in generating detailed and thorough reports for all types of properties from hotels to apartments, if your premises have an electrical fault, our 8-factor assessment process is sure to find it.
All electrical outlets, light sockets, light switches, wiring and circuit boards will be tested. Certified Electricians London will provide written confirmation that the work has been carried out and any investigative or remedial work required.
The time it takes to complete an EICR depends entirely on the size of your property, the number of outlets, lights and location of circuit boards. If you need more detailed information regarding this, please do not hesitate to get in touch so one of our team can give you a quote.
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