Electrical Inspection Seagrave
An electrical installation condition report also known as an (EICR) is a report which assess the condition and safety standard of electrical installation within a domestic or commercial property. The elements of an electrical system which are analysed include the main fuse box, lighting and electrical sockets. The aim of the EICR report is determine whether the electrical installation is in a suitable condition to be continued to be used. At Bishop Electrical Installations once we’ve inspected the electrics at your home or business we’ll issue you a condition code.
An EICR is a comprehensively detailed document which is published on completion of a thorough inspection of a property’s cables, and electrical fittings. The report abides by the guidelines highlighted in the National Safety Standards.
A C1 code indicated that there is a clear and present danger identified and your home or business’s electrics have the potential to cause serious injury. A C1 code states that action should be taken immediately to mitigate the risk.
A C2 code is similar to a C1 code where a risk with the potential to cause harm is present and action should be taken relatively quickly to reduce its risk. The main difference between a C1 risk and C2 risk is that a C1 risk should be made safe by the investigating electrician while with a C2 risk, it’s the responsibility of the home or business owner to organise a repair.
A C3 code is code given to electrical installations which meet older regulations but no longer meet the safety standards of today. A Seagrave home or business owner who gets issued a C3 code in the EICR report wouldn’t be obliged to get work done to improve it.
Who requires an EICR to be done on their property?
In the UK Landlords have legal requirement to ensure the safety of their tenants, this includes ensuring their property meets current electrical safety standards.
Current UK government legislation highlights that landlords must have the electrical systems in their properties examined at least once every five years.
As of the 1st of July 2020, landlords are required to supply any new tenants they get with an EICR report which has been approved as ‘satisfactory’ by an electrician before they begin living at that property. While landlords have until 1st April 2021, to supply any existing tenants they have living at their property with a copy of a ‘passed’ EICR report.
PAT Testing for Seagrave Companies
Bishop Electrical Installations offer our Seagrave commercial customers a Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) service. The purpose of this service is to ensure that all electrical devices and equipment are safe for you and your workforce to use throughout the year.
On successful inspection we’ll attach a status sticker on the device so you can identify which devices pass or fail our tests.
We offer highly competitive rates for our Seagrave based PAT testing service.
Sileby Ratcliffe on the Wreake Rearsby Barrow upon Soar Burton on the Wolds Ragdale Hoby Syston Quorndon Rothley Mountsorrel Wymeswold Queniborough Frisby on the Wreak Willoughby on the Wolds Grimston Rempstone Gaddesby Woodhouse Swithland Old Dalby Loughborough Ashfordby Saxelby Thurcaston Stanford on Soar Birstall Costock Wysall Barsby Upper Broughton Nether Broughton Wartnaby East Leake Belgrave Widmerpool Anstey Normanton upon Soar Ab Kettleby Newtown Limford Hungerton Hathern Bunny Thorpe Satchville West Leake Great Dalby Walton le Wolds Holwell Twyford Humberstone Melton Mowbray Sutton Bonington Thurnby Glenfield Bradmore Shepshed Lowesby Long Clawson Evington Kinoulton Markfield Long Whatton Gotham Houghton on the Hill Normanton on the Wolds Kingston on Soar Marefield Scalford Little Dalby Braunstone Ruddington Kegworth Kirby Muxloe Hose Ratcliffe on Soar Plumtree Tollerton Tilton Oadby Aylestone