Services
All our work is carried out in accordance with the current 17th Edition IEE Wiring Regulations and is Part P compliant. We are accredited by NAPIT and our work is checked annually to ensure we continue to work to the highest standard. We work with both commercial and domestic customers.
- Electric Repairs
- Outlets & Switches
- Same Day Service
- Panel Upgrades
- Smoke Detectors
- Electrical Remodeling
- Ceiling Fan Repairs
- Commercial Repairs
- Fire Alarms
- Emergency Repairs
- Same Day Service
- AFCI Upgrades
- Circuit Breakers
- LED Lighting
- Commercial Installations
Residential
Residential Services
Electric Certificates
Landlords responsibility is to provide a safe home for tenants so its important to keep paperwork up to date and having a valid electric certificate is required by Law.
Electrical Shower/Cooker/lighting Installs
Showers, cookers, lighting and security are things we take for granted, but are essential in every day life. We are here to help with upgrades or like for like replacements.
Consumer Unit/Fuse Box Installation
Installation of a new RCD fusebox, ensuring electrical equipment is safe and any short circuits are tripped at source. Make buying fuse wire a thing of the past.
Fire Alarm certificates
Mains connected Fire Alarms, ensure you are safe regardless of batteries, Mains connected Fire Alarms can work together, so if you have more than 1 installed, they will both siren together.
Commercial
Commercial Services
Commercial Lighting
If you run a business, high-quality lighting can help boost your aesthetic appeal to potential customers while providing an attractive working environment for your employees.
Emergency Security Lighting
Our specially trained engineers carry out emergency lighting tests as part of their routine inspections of commercial premises. Emergency lighting is needed in commercial buildings – and some domestic buildings – to ensure the safe evacuation of occupants in the event of an emergency.
PAT Testing
Companies in the UK have a legal obligation to protect the health and safety of their employees. Portable Appliance Testing – otherwise known as PAT testing – is a key part of this.
EICR
Commercial, domestic and landlord EICR testing, otherwise known as an Electrical Inspection Condition Report (EICR) or periodic electrical testing, is a full-scale inspection of your electrical systems and installation.
Our Work
Our Recent Projects
Our Work
- General electrical installation
- maintenance and repair
- Periodic inspection and testing
- Emergency callout
- Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)
- Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)
- Smoke, fire and intruder alarms
- Rewiring and extra points
- Electric heaters and showers
- Indoor and outdoor heating
- Internal and external lighting solutions
Testimonials
“Used this company a number of times for my rentals and they have always been professional, friendly and prompt”
They call my tenants directly and work out appointment times amongst themselves. Excellent work guys.
“Installed a new consumer unit within 1.5 hour and cleared up before they left. No more tripping and looking for the torch when replacing fuse wire”
I feel a lot safer knowing that I have a up to date consumer unit and not the 1970’s box
“When they say within 24 hours they mean it, had a issue with my cooker wall socket turned out it was faulty. They replaced the socket on the initial visit engineer turned up 3 hours from my call – kids weren’t happy they were looking forward to a pizza night.
F.A.Q.
Frequent Questions
How often should i renew my EICR report?
The IET recommend the following maximum periods between testing; If you live in a domestic property, the recommended time for periodic inspection is every 10 years, or at the change of occupancy. If you live in a rental property or are a landlord, an EICR is recommended every 5 years and at the start of each new tenancy. If it is a commercial installation, the recommended period is 5 years between periodic inspections, or at the change of occupancy.
Can we do inspection in the evening and weekends.
Yes, being a customer centric company, we work around you and know its probably ideal for you as it saves you taking a day off. So we offer weekend and evening appointments for both Domestic and Commercial Electric works.
What does EICR mean?
EICR stands for an Electrical Installation Conditioning Report. Fault codes are used to denote the level of fault with an electrical system.
C1 means ‘Danger is present’, risk of injury is likely and IMMEDIATE action is required.
C2 is the classification for POTENTIALLY dangerous and remedial action is needed urgently.
C3 is the last classification code and the only one that can appear on a report and have it still pass the EICR test. C3 means an improvement to your electrical system is recommended but not required.
Is there a Legal Requirement for Electric Certificates
It is recommended to conduct a five yearly electrical installation checks for privately rented properties. British Standard BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations) advises that homeowners and landlords are recommended to test their properties once in every five years, or when there is a change of tenancy.
Address
119 Wennington Road
Rainham
Essex
Phone
0333 3034 034
info@landlordcerts.co.uk