MPS carries out landlord EICRs without making the job complicated. We test the wiring and explain any faults. Then you get the report you need for the property.
We cover Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, York and Harrogate. So one call can get the next inspection moving.
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Landlord EICRs across West and North Yorkshire.
0113 3909670 0800 7797472 0770 3020260 info@mps-electrical.comAn EICR is an Electrical Installation Condition Report. MPS inspects and tests the property's fixed wiring. That includes circuits, sockets and the consumer unit.
Then the report gives an overall result. It will say whether the wiring is satisfactory or unsatisfactory. Any concerns appear as clear classification codes.
This section focuses on rented residential property in England. The rules can change. So landlords should also confirm the current requirements for their property.
Rented homes in England generally need testing at least every five years. However, the report may set an earlier date.
A valid report can normally carry over to a new tenant. But you need a new test if the existing report has expired.
Check what valid electrical report already exists. If there is no suitable current report, arrange testing before letting.
Landlords generally provide the report to tenants. They must also provide it to the local authority when properly requested. Local authorities can take enforcement action where the rules are not met.
The code tells you how serious a finding is. More importantly, it tells you what needs to happen next.
The electrician has found an immediate danger. Put simply, the issue needs prompt attention.
Remedial work is generally required. MPS can explain the fault and quote the repair.
There is no immediate danger in the same sense as C1. However, the issue could become dangerous.
Remedial work is generally required. So the landlord should deal with the finding.
The electrician recommends an improvement. But C3 alone does not make the report unsatisfactory.
You can consider the work as part of future maintenance. MPS can price it if you want.
The inspector needs more information about a possible fault. So further investigation is needed.
MPS can investigate the concern. Then the team can explain any work that follows.
MPS checks the parts that make up the fixed electrical system. The testing helps show whether that system remains safe for use.
MPS checks the board and its protective devices. The team also records relevant signs of age or defects.
MPS checks the main protective arrangements. These help reduce risk when an electrical fault occurs.
MPS looks for damage, age and poor alterations. Accessible wiring also forms part of the inspection.
MPS carries out electrical tests across the installation. The results help identify faults that are not obvious by sight.
MPS checks accessible fittings and relevant circuit points. The team looks for damage and poor electrical work.
Permanently connected equipment can form part of the inspection. That may include items such as fixed showers or extractor fans.
MPS sends the EICR after the inspection and testing. The report records the overall result and any coded findings.
If the report is satisfactory, keep it with your property records. You can then provide the required copy to the tenant.
If work is needed, MPS can also give you a quote. So you do not need to start chasing another electrician.
An unsatisfactory result does not need another contractor. MPS can quote the work that follows from the report.
Then the team can complete the agreed repairs. MPS can also provide the right follow-up electrical certification.
MPS can arrange testing across several properties. So you deal with one electrical contractor.
We can also help keep renewal dates organised. That makes future planning easier across the portfolio.
Where the diary allows, MPS can plan several properties together. That cuts down repeated organising.
Keep each property's next inspection date in one place. So future testing is easier to plan.
Use the same contractor for testing and remedial work. Then you know who to call.
These are the questions landlords ask most. The answers stay practical and clear.
In England, rented homes generally need electrical testing at least every five years. However, the previous report may require an earlier test. Always check the date shown on your current report.
The time depends on the property's size and number of circuits. Access and wiring condition also matter. MPS can give you a likely timescale before booking.
Not always, as long as MPS has agreed access. However, you must arrange lawful access with the tenant. Make sure the electrician can reach the areas needed for testing.
Yes, testing can require short power interruptions. So tell the tenant before the appointment. MPS can explain what to expect when you book.
MPS explains the findings and any work that follows. The team can then quote and complete the remedial work. You will also receive the right follow-up certification.
EICR cost depends on the property and the work involved. The number of circuits can also affect the job. Contact MPS for a price before booking.
No. An EICR is a formal inspection and test with coded findings. A buyer survey focuses on a purchase decision before exchange.
MPS covers Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, York and Harrogate. The team also works across the wider local area. Call with the property postcode to check.
Yes, MPS can plan testing across several addresses. Scheduling depends on location and diary space. So send the property list when you enquire.
Choose the local page for more area information. Then contact MPS with the rental property postcode.
MPS also provides surveys built around property sales. Choose the service that matches the decision.
Check the wiring before exchange. Then use the findings to understand likely work and cost.
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Tell MPS the property address and tenancy position. Then the team can arrange the next suitable appointment.