London Property Inspections

The expiration of the Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) may put service users or renters at risk. Defective electrical systems could result in serious injury or death and could result in fines. As a business or owner, it is your responsibility to keep the EICR up to date. EICR is a report confirming the safe use of electrical systems in buildings and is a legal requirement for commercial buildings and property owners. From July 2021, all UK landlords will be required by law to have a valid EICR Certificate from a registered electrician. Care Projects offers affordable and affordable testing services of EICR . This service tests sockets, electrical circuits, main fuse panels, switches, fittings, sockets, earthing and splicing. In high-risk areas such as the kitchen, follow-up tests are performed to check the oven for signs of damage and even the bathroom. In some cases, further inspection may be required, depending on the type of property and the needs of the business ow...

Cables that do not see electricity are often hidden inside walls. And consumer units are often hidden in cabinets. Do not be surprised if you forget to check the condition of the damage and wear of your Landlord Certificates equipment. Defective old wiring is one of the main causes of house fires. Regular checking of wires, switches, sockets and other accessories can reduce the risk of fire. How old is my eicr certificate equipment? EICR Certificate are some clear labels to help you determine the age of your home electrical installation: Fixed cable with black rubber cover (stopped in 1960) Cable with lead cover or fixed fabric (used before 1960). Fuse box with wooden back, cast iron switch or combination fuse box (used before 1960). Old round sockets (or light switches), strings hanging from ceiling roses, brown (or black) switches, or sockets attached to skirt boards or not (used before 1960). Wall or bathroom light switch (used before 1960). It does not matter how old the electric...