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Very quick and efficient. Came round the next day, whizzed round the house in half an hour and created the EPC the day after. Very impressive! - NICKB
great service. Paul carried out an EPC for me. very happy with the service and a quick turnaround time as well. nottingham Sherwood rise - FAREEDU
Top Job. Great customer service and very efficient job, would recommend to anyone - RYANH
A pleasure to do business with. PAT testing. This young man carried out PAT testing at my properties. He has a very professional attitude. Met me punctually at properties. Polite and pleasant. Got on with the job efficiently. Good communication throughout. A pleasure to do business with. - POLLYS
5* company Effective, efficient and professional. Always go the extra mile to help out and very knowledagble. - LYNDAM
Any landlord or owner of a property that is to be sold or currently rented is required to have an EPC for that property by law. A property may be re-let during the ten-year lifespan of an EPC without being reassessed. A property cannot be sold (or even advertised for sale) without a current EPC.
These are often known as fixed wire tests or periodic electrical inspections. An electrical installation condition report (EICR), is the inspection and testing of things such as light fittings and plug sockets within a rented property
Formerly known as a CP12, a landlord gas safety certificate is a legal requirement. It proves all gas appliances have been safety checked by a competent person.
This test is a legal requirement to ensure landlords can prove in court they have minimised risk should a tenant be injured/killed as a result of an electric shock from an electrical appliance within their inventory list.
This assessment is a legal requirement to ensure landlords can prove in court they have minimised risk should a tenant develop a respiratory illness as a result of a Legionella outbreak.
All HMOs/blocks of flats require periodic fire and emergency lighting inspection. This is to comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
A floor plan is a must when showcasing a property for rent or sale on property websites such as Rightmove and Zoopla. Further, certain landlord licensing schemes are now requiring floor plans be submitted as part of the process.
All domestic minor work is undertaken, as well as emergency/communal lighting and fire alarm system inspections. Test results and certification will be provided in accordance with BS 7671: 2018 – Requirements for Electrical Installations
