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While not legally required in most of the UK we strongly recommend having 5-yearly EICRs carried out...
View full answerYour certificates should have been given to you in-person when the checks were carried out. However,...
View full answerThey should have been given to you in-person when the checks were carried out. However, if you have ...
View full answerAs it stands now, sellers are not legally obliged to include a certificate of electrical safety to p...
View full answerThey should have been given to you in-person when the checks were carried out. However, if you have ...
View full answerNo, you should ask for a copy of the Electrical Installation Certificate and you should also receive...
View full answerYes, you should contact the installer as soon as possible. If that doesn’t work then you should dire...
View full answerA valid EICR will identify any hazards in the property, ensure any electrical installation is safe f...
View full answerTo give you the peace of mind that your electrical installation is safe, use a registered electricia...
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