Electrical Safety Certificates
Our Electrical Safety Certificate or more commonly known as EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Reports) check a property or building to ensure that your electrical installation is safe, working correctly and not in a dangerous situation.
Our team of trained Electricians could come to your property to check the Electrical Installation and ensure its within tolerance. We work with landlords (who have a legal requirement to perform this check yearly for insurance purposes) and residential customers across Dundee, Tayside & Fife.
If our team spot anything that is unsafe, needing replaced or swapped out. Then our team could carry out remedial repairs at an additional cost.
We can also carry out additional Electrical work from full new installations to rewires and one off electrical repairs.
Electrical Installation Condition Reports Dundee
What is an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)? Its a check that is carried out by a trained electrician to ensure electrical integrity within a property. It used to be called a a Periodic Inspection Report (PIR) or safety certificates.
We have seen people confuse EICR’s & PAT Testing. Pat Testing is checking any portable equipment. EICR’s check the physical wiring in an installation and the circuits to ensure if they were to develop a safety critical situation that they would respond quick enough.
Landlords are required by Law to check annually and keep a copy of an EICR. Residential customers there is no legal requirement but we think this may change over the next few years with the implementation of fixed smoke detectors to be installed in properties from 2022.
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- Any parts or materials used.
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Areas we cover
We cover all of Dundee, Tayside & Fife.
Some of the areas we cover are Ardler, Balgay, Balgillo, Balgowan, Dundee, Ballumbie, Barnhill, Dundee, Blackness, Dundee, Broughty Ferry, Camperdown, Charleston, Dundee City Centre, Claverhouse, Craigiebank, Douglas, Downfield, Dryburgh, Fintry Gowrie, Hilltown, Kirkton, Lochee, Menzieshill, Ninewells, Pitkerro, St Marys, Stobswell, West End, Whitfield, Woodside.
Is there a legal requirement to have an EICR
Unless it’s explicitly stated from your insurance company there is generally no requirement to have a valid EICR.
However, if you’re a landlord, letting agent of tenanted properties. Then it is a legal requirement and must be performed every 12 months.
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