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Part M of the Building Regulations requires that sockets are installed between 450mm and 1200mm abov...
View full answerThere is currently no legal requirement in England for Portable Appliance Testing (PAT), but there i...
View full answerA valid EICR will identify any hazards in the property, ensure any electrical installation is safe f...
View full answerTechnically any appliance supplied as part of the rental agreement is considered to be a portable ap...
View full answerPrivately rented properties in England and Scotland are required to have checks carried out on the e...
View full answerIf you are renting out your flat to private tenants then you do need to have the electrical installa...
View full answerIf your property is a private rental in England or Scotland, then you would need to have an inspecti...
View full answerLandlords of privately rented properties in England and Scotland are required to have the electrical...
View full answerPrivate landlords in Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) are responsible for ensuring that the elec...
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