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How can I find out if an electrician is qualified to rewire my house?
Asked by Linda gloverIf you are planning to have your home rewired, you should always use a registered electrician. Yo...
View full answerPart M of the Building Regulations states that in new buildings, switches and sockets should be l...
View full answerIf an electrician is not registered, can they certify their own work?
Asked by Paul SheppersonNo – an unregistered electrician cannot self-certify work that is notifiable under Part P of the...
View full answerI'm having a kitchen fitted, what should I be paying for the Part P Certification for electrical work?
Asked by RobYou should not be charged extra for certification, if work is notifiable under Part P of the buil...
View full answerIf you are planning electrical work in the home, you should always get the electrician to inspect...
View full answerWhat certification should I receive after having electrical work completed in the home?
Asked by SP electricalMost fixed electrical installation work in homes in England and Wales must, by law, meet Part P o...
View full answerThe Part P certificate itself doesn’t need to be renewed, but you should keep it in case you sell...
View full answerCan I get a certificate for work completed in the past?
Asked by AnthonyNo, but you could ask an electrician to check the electrics in your property, after which they wi...
View full answerWhat is Part P?
Asked by PaulIn 2005 the Government introduced electrical safety rules into the Building Regulations for Engla...
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