Landlord electrical safety certificates in Worcester
If you let a property in Worcester the law requires a satisfactory electrical safety report at least every five years, and at the start of every new tenancy. Worcester has a strong rental market, from the student and professional lets in the Victorian terraces around St John's and Barbourne, close to the University, to the family homes at Warndon Villages and the apartments at Diglis, and we help landlords and letting agents keep every one of them compliant.
We carry out the EICR, hand you a satisfactory certificate where the installation passes and, where it does not, give you a clear fixed price to correct the faults and re-test. We schedule around tenants to keep disruption low, turn reports around quickly and keep the paperwork clean, so you always have what you need for your agent, your insurer or the council.
Meets the five-year duty
A compliant EICR for a rented home, issued at the intervals and tenancy changes the regulations require.
Tenant-friendly scheduling
Access arranged to suit your tenants, with a clean visit so lettings run smoothly.
One point of contact
Report, certificate and any remedial work handled together, so one call keeps a property compliant.
Your questions, answered
How often does a rented Worcester property need an EICR?
At least every five years, and a satisfactory report should be in place at the start of a new tenancy. If a report recommends a shorter interval we will tell you and diarise it with you.
Can you handle student HMOs around St John's?
Yes. We test single lets, family homes and shared houses for landlords and agents across Worcester, and can plan visits around tenants so testing runs smoothly.
Do you do the remedial work as well?
Yes. If an EICR comes back unsatisfactory we quote a fixed price to correct the faults, do the work and re-issue a satisfactory certificate, all with one contractor.
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