Straight answers on what projects cost, how the work is done and what to look out for — from a contractor that has worked across Greater Manchester for over three decades.
If you let a property in Manchester, the short answer is every five years.
If you let a property in England, an Electrical Installation Condition Report every five years is not optional, and the fine for ignoring it can reach £30,000.
An electrical installation condition report, usually shortened to EICR, is the standard way to check the safety of your home's wiring.
A full rewire is one of the bigger electrical jobs a home ever needs, and prices quoted online vary wildly.
If you are letting out a house or flat in England, the short answer is yes: you must have a valid Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) before your tenants move in.
If you let a property in England, the law says you must have the fixed electrical installation inspected and tested at least every five years, and give a copy of the report to your tenants.
A full rewire is one of the biggest electrical jobs a home ever needs, and quotes can vary by thousands of pounds.
Selling a home in Greater Manchester comes with a long list of paperwork, and many sellers worry an electrical safety certificate is one of them.
A quick call with Gary is usually enough to establish scope. For anything more involved, we’ll come out to measure up at a time that suits you.