Part P Electricians in Leeds

Electrician in Leeds who offers Part P registered electrical installations, periodic electrical inspection & testing of all electrical installations to commercial business owners of all kinds and to domestic dwelling / home owners and landlords inspections.

To minimise disruption to your business and daily routines, we do our very best to minimise any downtime we may have to cause in order to safely and correctly carry out our electrical installations, electrical inspections, testing and periodic certification to meet all current electrical legislation.

A complete electrical periodic inspection, testing & certification service is offered at competative rates and we offer to beat any genuine written quotation within the last three months. We are fully insured and details of our competancy and certification can be produced upon request.

Fully traceable documentation will be provided once the works have been completed and any remedial actions required will be fully documented and explained to your satisfaction. We will then guarantee a set fixed price to carry out the works at your convenience.

We also offer a full and comprehensive PAT testing / Portable appliance testing service in Leeds and use only the best in electrical testing equipment to ensure your safety. Offering this aditional service means that we can work with you to ensure that all your electrical installations, systems and appliances are all safe and currently certificated under one roof. This makes life easier when your renewals are due next time round for all persons concerned.

We look forward to your enquiry and offer free & no obligation quotations upon request.

 

But why must i choose a Part P Electrician? Electrical safety and the law!

The law requires any Person, Electrician or electrical contractor who wishes to carry out most electrical work in the home / domestic dwelling to be registered with a government-approved Part P scheme.

Part P competant schemes relate to electrical work in the home. under statutory control along with other types of building works and gas installations etc.

Part P registered Electricians have undergone strict examininations in order to prove their competancy in that they comply with national safety standards and codes of practice. They are regularly inspected.

Part P of the Building Regulations is an Electrical safety law introduced by the Government on 1st January 2005 in England and Wales. It is intended to protect homeowners and reduce the risk of electric shock and prevent the number of accidents as a result of faulty electrical installations and works. Aiming to improve electrical safety in the home for the future, Part P competant schemes for Electricians and Electrical contractors will guarantee that the home owner or person ordering the works, will recieve statutory documentation to verify that any electrical works that have been carried out meet the relevant standards and laws for electrical installation. This will be in the form of an electrical safety certificate and a Compliance Certificate to confirm it meets the requirements of the Building Regulations.

You can only carry out electrical work yourself if you can inspect and test that it is safe for
use. To comply with the law you must notify your local building control office before you
begin any work and pay the appropriate fee for them to inspect the work.

And if i dont follow these laws and regulations?

Firstly, It’s a criminal offence to carry out work that does not comply with building regulations and it carries a fine of up to £5,000.

Choosing to do the work yourself or by using an electrician or electrical contractor who isnt registered on a Part P domestic installers scheme means no certificate to prove the works carried out by a registered have been passed as safe by your local building control.

selling your home or property can be an issue if you cannot produce evidence that electrical installation has been carried out in accordance with the Building Regulations.

Your local building control can insist that you remove the electrical works and have the done again by a competant Part P registered scheme holder Electrician or electrical contractor.