Landlord & Property Safety Checks
Electrical Inspection Condition Reports (EICR)
Electrical safety is often overlooked however the outcome of electrical faults can be life threatening. There are a number of potential causes for electric shock and fire so it is recommended to regularly inspect and test the electrical installation to avoid any danger. Our NICEIC approved engineers provide Electrical Inspection Condition Reports for both homes and business premises.
Gas Safety Certificates
It is a requirement for Landlords to complete annual Gas Safety Checks on their appliances and flues in order maintain the safety and efficiency of the installation. Regular inspections can also benefit its longevity and help to avoid any sudden breakdowns. For those unfortunate times when an emergency does occur, our accredited and experienced Gas Safe engineers are also available to act swiftly on attending, finding the faults and providing the best solution to get your heating system up and running smoothly again.
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)
It is important for landlords to complete regular Portable Appliance Tests in order to reduce the risk of fire and electric shock. A portable appliance is identified as something which is not part of the fixed electrical installation however is connected to the installation for regular use such as a kettle, fridge/freezer or commercial printer. Leave no stone unturned and contact us to inspect and test the various portable appliances which are used by tenants or employees to ensure their safety.
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
All properties which are offered to Let or for Sale in the UK must have a valid Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The EPC outlines the energy efficiency of your home considering the performance of the energy system in relation to the properties insulation through various tests. The EPC can also help discover ways to improve the properties efficiency which often results in reduced annual bills. Our engineers can also undertake any improvements which are either required as a result of not meeting the current standard or requested in order to be more sustainable.
Legionella Risk Assessments
All water systems (hot & cold) are required to have a legionella risk assessment to avoid exposure to the disease. It is the landlords responsibility to undertake these assessments in both residential and commercial premesis. The assessment covers the management, functioning, chemical aspects of your water system and provides a condition report which also details a risk assessment and future schedule.