Services
Domestic and commercial electrical compliance delivered through structured inspection workflows, fixed pricing models, and digital certification.
Coverage
Berkshire + West London
Certification
Digital Delivery
Portfolio Focus
Volume scheduling with operational reporting
Periodic inspection and testing for private rented and managed residential properties.
Inspection and reporting for commercial units, shared areas, and mixed-use spaces.
Structured multi-occupancy testing and reporting aligned to management requirements.
Portable appliance and asset testing delivered through clear schedules and records.
Board upgrades and replacement works with certification and compliance documentation.
Installation updates and circuit improvements delivered by certified engineers.
Urgent attendance for electrical faults, with rapid diagnosis and resolution planning.
Structured pricing menus support budget clarity and reduce ambiguity across recurring compliance programs.
Costing is aligned to property size, installation complexity, and access requirements for fair delivery.
Portfolio and repeat clients can access volume-based rates for high-frequency inspection cycles.
Every completed service is issued with digital records to support regulatory compliance, risk management, and audit-readiness across single properties and full portfolios.
Last reviewed on 14 February 2026. This section summarises core legal duties relevant to Berkshire and West London properties.
Landlords in England must ensure fixed electrical installations are inspected and tested by a qualified person at least every 5 years and receive an EICR.
EICR copies must be provided to existing tenants within 28 days, to new tenants before occupation, and to the local council within 7 days when requested.
Where reports require remedial or further investigative work, this must be completed within 28 days, or sooner if the report states a shorter period.
Local councils can issue civil penalties for specified breaches. Current guidance states penalties may be up to GBP 40,000, with updated enforcement routes from 1 May 2026.
Under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989, dutyholders must maintain electrical systems as necessary to prevent danger.
UK law does not require universal annual PAT testing. For dwellings, installation work must comply with Building Regulations Part P.
Legal duties can vary by tenure type, building use, and local licensing conditions. We can map exact obligations to each property or portfolio.