• Are You unsure about the electrics Your Rental investment?
• Do You think there’s dodgy wiring?
• Do You worry about claims made against you?
• Do You worry about Your tenant injuring themselves or even worse?

IF You Answered YES to any of the above ACT NOW and protect You, Your Tennant and your Investment call 0800 4 118 718

Letting residential property has become an increasingly popular investment, the market is set to continue to grow as more and more people turn to property for a retirement nest egg.

With electrics you never know when a fault (breakdown) will happen, this is why we provide a Free Visual Electrical check and as many prospective landlords discover, some homes which seem to be a good investment turn out to be a nightmare investment.

We recommend landlords cover themselves from all the red tape by having the following done:

One off:
• Bring the property in-line with the 17th edition regulations
• extra points (eliminate extensions leads)
• Smoke, fire & alarm installation,

Yearly:
• Periodic Inspection
• Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)
• maintenance, testing & repair on Smoke, fire alarms

The Benefits:
• Your covered in court if the worst should happen
• Know Your Rental investment and tenants are safe?
• Say by, by to dodgy wiring?
• Limit the chances of expensive call outs

Receive even more benefits with our essential service 12 month landlord protection plan: (only for properties up to the 17th edition)

• Trouble Free cover
• No emergency call out charges
• No material costs
• No labour costs
• Yearly Periodic Inspection
• Your Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)
• maintenance, testing & repair on Smoke, fire alarms
• Ongoing visits to the property

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The Latest Regulations

Prospective and current landlords need to consider and understand the new Part P Building Regulations. Introduced in 2005, Part P is intended to increase the safety of households by improving the design, installation, inspection and the testing of electrical installations in homes whether they are being newly built, extended or altered. Failure to comply with the Building Regulations is a criminal offence and local authorities have the power to require the removal or alteration of work that does not comply.

As a result landlords will have to follow new guidelines when carrying out electrical work in the home or garden. It is therefore important to remember, those who are not registered including ‘DIY-ers’, must notify or submit plans to a building control body before commencing work including repairs, replacements and maintenance work, extra power or lighting points and other alterations to existing circuits in specialist locations such as the kitchen, and rooms containing a bath tub or shower basin, swimming or paddling pools and garden lighting.

As a member of the NAPIT (National Association of Inspection and Testing), Online Electrical Services are able to self-certify compliance with the Building Regulations on any type of electrical work.