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How much is the going rate for a certificate for a four bedroom house and if it doesn't pass and work is fixed how much is charged to retest, thanks
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Thanks, can you answer if is it against the law for some one to move into a house they own that they don't want to rent out with out an inspection and testing certificate, I think it is but not sureMurdoch is on the right track at 225.00
Anything less than 200.00 and your paying for a piece of worthless paper.
Which you can probably get at any decent newsagents for less than a quid.
Thanks, can you answer if is it against the law for some one to move into a house they own that they don't want to rent out with out an inspection and testing certificate, I think it is but not sure
Good. PointAt the end of the day there are people who do almost no tests and charge peanuts, and there are people who will do it properly and charge correctly....
I always visit a site before I agree a price as you can well and truly mislead by a caller on the phone....
So is there times that you would test others work or only your workIf the EICR was "unsatisfactory" and you had the remedial work(s) done, then there should be no need for another EICR to be conducted as the remedial work(s) should have either an EIC or a MEWC. And as above, a days rate is about the going rate but the price of the day rate will depend on how much the electrician values their self!
Jay
But would you bring down the price of the certificate if you put in the consumer unit as well so as it will be over a days rateMurdoch is on the right track at 225.00
Anything less than 200.00 and your paying for a piece of worthless paper.
Which you can probably get at any decent newsagents for less than a quid.
But would you bring down the price of the certificate if you put in the consumer unit as well so as it will be over a days rate
So is there times that you would test others work or only your work
So is there times that you would test others work or only your work
I don't see the difference between testing work done by someone last week and work done 20 years ago. If you're doing an EICR, the age of the installation doesn't fundamentally affect the testing and inspection that you do. If whoever needs the paperwork is happy to pay for an EICR, then why not do it? Obviously, they need to understand that it is a report, not a certificate, and that there are limitations in the scope that aren't present when producing an EIC.ONLY if I was doing an EICR and its not testing others work, its just reporting on the condition of the property.
I don't see the difference between testing work done by someone last week and work done 20 years ago. If you're doing an EICR, the age of the installation doesn't fundamentally affect the testing and inspection that you do. If whoever needs the paperwork is happy to pay for an EICR, then why not do it? Obviously, they need to understand that it is a report, not a certificate, and that there are limitations in the scope that aren't present when producing an EIC.
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