EICR Testing in Great Tew
EICR testing in Great Tew is an assessment of the electrical installation in a property. A Part P Registered electrician with a good working knowledge and experience of electrical installations visits the premises and inspects the wiring, appliances, earthing and circuit loading to ensure that the installation is safe, then produces Electrical Installation Condition Report. This is a formal document that is often required by mortgage lenders, insurance companies, solicitors, tenants and letting agents. It provides proof that the premises have been inspected by a competent person, and highlights any work that needs to be undertaken in order to improve the safety.
EICR testing in Great Tew for Landlords
EICR testing in Great Tew for landlords is recommended whenever you have a tenant changeover. Make sure the outgoing tenants have not overloaded the wiring or disturbed any earth bonding. Have the appliances checked to make sure they don’t pose any fire or shock hazards to you or your incoming tenants. Here at Polarity Electrics Ltd we have fully qualified and experienced electricians who can advise you on electrical safety and make recommendations if any work needs to be done. Call us today on 0800 085 9146 if you are anticipating a tenant changeover.
EICR testing in Great Tew for Householders
EICR testing in Great Tew in your home is recommended at regular intervals – often before you buy a new home the mortgage lender or insurance company will require you to produce an EICR. After that, we suggest you have a report every 10 years or so – more frequently if you have an older property. It’s an inexpensive procedure, and a thorough test of your wiring and appliances will highlight any potential problems and hazards. If your consumer unit keeps tripping or fuses blow, that’s an indication that something isn’t quite right, and it’s worth getting one of our NICEIC qualified electricians to take a look and advise you where the problem lies. Call us today on 0800 085 9146 for comprehensive EICR testing in Great Tew.