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Who pays for an EICR?
Asked by WillThe person who ordered the work should pay for the EICR, unless otherwise agreed.
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Asked by MarkIt is recommended that an EICR is carried out at least every ten years for owner-occupied domestic p...
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Asked by JimThis depends on the size of property and number of circuits that require testing - normally they tak...
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Asked by PaulIn 2005 the Government introduced electrical safety rules into the Building Regulations for England ...
View full answerWhat if my electrician doesn't give me a certificate after completing major work?
Asked by AnonymousIt is important that you receive a certificate for electrical work carried out on your property. The...
View full answerAlthough they could rewire your house, an unregistered electrician is unable to self-certify their w...
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Asked by JillNotifiable work is a term used to describe particular types of electrical work that are subject to c...
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Asked by MikeAn EICR is the abbreviation for Electrical Installation Condition Report (formerly known as a Period...
View full answerDo I need an EICR to sell my house?
Asked by AnonymousAn EICR is not a legal requirement if you are selling a property, but it can give a potential buyer ...
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