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Landlord Property Certificates. Our company provides Landlord Safety Certificates after a thorough inspection of the property within a minimal duration of time through our certified engineers. The work of our team is to ensure people’s safety at their homes and make great efforts to provide quality work at the best prices. We offer a wide range of landlord safety certificates including Electrical Safety Certificate – EICR, Gas Safety Certificate, Energy Performance Certificate – EPC, Portable Appliance Test – PAT Testing, Fire Alarm Certificate, and Emergency Lighting Certificate.
Furthermore, we also offer Gas Boiler Service, Installation of new Gas Boilers, and Fuse boxes or Consumer Units. We stand for quality, safety, and credibility so you can be sure about our work whether you’re a landlord, businessman or a homeowner. We cover all across London and M25 areas. Our Engineers are officially accredited and licensed with all the major governing bodies which cover Gas Safe Registered, NAPIT, NICEIE, and STROMA.
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What makes an EICR unsatisfactory? An EICR will also be deemed unsatisfactory when an FI code is given. A C3 code, improvement recommended, is given to aspects of the installation that do not present a danger but will result in an increased safety standard within the property.
What does a landlord electrical test involve? What is tested during the inspection? The electrician will test and inspect the fixed electrical installations in the property. For example: wiring, plug sockets, light fittings, fuse boxes, electric showers and extractor fans. They can make any immediate hazards safe before they leave your home.
What is the fine for no gas safety certificate? Penalties for non-compliance of gas safety regulations are up to £6,000 for each offence, or six months in jail. If a tenant dies while staying in your property due to negligence, then there's even the possibility of being prosecuted for manslaughter, which can lead to a long sentence.
What are a landlord's legal obligations?
As a landlord you must: keep your rented properties safe and free from health hazards. make sure all gas and electrical equipment is safely installed and maintained. provide an Energy Performance Certificate for the property.
What if my landlord doesn't have a gas safety certificate? You can complain to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) if your landlord won't carry out gas safety checks. The HSE can prosecute landlords who don't meet their gas safety responsibilities. However they are unlikely to be able to deal with every complaint they receive.