FAQs - Landlord SoS Ltd

By a regular electrical inspection. This check determines if any electrical components have deteriorated over time which can lead to a reduction of its efficiency. The check is completed on all electrical equipment old and new. This can determine if they are installed correctly or faulty. These checks can avoid the risk of fire. Regular maintenance is required due to regular use and reduces the risk of injury or death, of your staff. It can also cut electricity bills. Call us to book our services and we will check or help you obtain your commercial electrical certificate from our qualified.

All electrical systems in residential properties should be regularly inspected and maintained. This ensures the safety of the landlord occupants and can avoid the cause of death or injury by electrocution, fire outbreaks, or electrical explosions, procedures laid out in BS7671 makes it compulsory that the designed electrical system is installed correctly and is safe to use. And must be maintained or altered if faulty. As a result of every landlord must have a domestic electrical safety certificate. We at Landlord SOS Ltd are qualified to inspect and identify any faults or test your electrical systems and provide you with the necessary certificate. Or help resolve any issues. certificate.

An assessment of an electrical system that begins with a visual test and looking in to any faults or damages or even deterioration. Including unsafe usage. Worn out wiring insulation or overloaded plug sockets can be detected with a visual test. We then proceed to complete a series of other tests. Which complies with regulation confirming that the power supply is able to disconnect by its earthing arrangements should there be any faults. For more information or to obtain certificate, call us to book a service.

Your EICR Certificate is usually issued after an assessment of an electrical installation. The assessment notes all deterioration, defects, dangerous conditions or any damages to your electrical system. An EICR is usually done every 5 years or at the start of a new tenancy for rental properties and can be only done by a qualified electrician.

A fuse box can be known as a consumer unit and is an essential safety feature designed to distribute electricity around a building or property. It is important that your fuse box is not outdated and measures up to safety standards. The fuse box protects your home/building from surges in electrical current by breaking the circuit in the event of a surge occurring. There are many modern consumer units that are much more sensitive the changes in current than the older versions. RCD fuse boxes box installations cost very low and is a recommended unit to install a good modern consumer unit can reduce the risk of electric shocks and fires quickly.

A Test carried out in Business, Homes, Properties of all types on all its electrical equipment to ensure its safety and efficient functionality is called a Portable Appliance testing (PAT). It is important that all the appliances meet the strict safety standards. Employees can feel safe knowing that all its electrical equipment have been professionally tested and is safe to use.