HMO Electrical Safety Checks in Milton Keynes
A shared house works its electrics far harder than a family home. More people, more appliances and years of sockets added on by different owners all add up. That is why an HMO licence carries a condition that the electrical installation is safe and in proper working order, and why the report behind it has to stand up to scrutiny.
John inspects and tests shared and multi-let homes across Milton Keynes, from converted houses near the city centre to properties let room by room out in the older estates. He works through the whole installation, codes each finding by how urgent it is and sets it out in a formal report your licensing team can accept. Anything that fails, he can quote for, fix and certify himself.
Licence-ready report
A formal EICR that supports your HMO licence application or renewal.
Written for shared homes
Overloaded circuits and added-on sockets are the usual finds, and we test the lot properly.
Fixed and re-tested
Failures are quoted, put right and re-tested, so the paperwork is finished not left open.
Your questions, answered
Is an EICR different for an HMO?
The inspection follows the same standard, but an HMO is held to it more strictly and the certificate usually has to be current for the licence. John tests to the same thorough standard either way and makes sure the report suits a shared house.
Do I need a licence for my Milton Keynes shared house?
It depends on how many people live there and how the house is laid out. Milton Keynes City Council's housing team is the place to check, and John can tell you what the electrical side of the licence will ask for.
Can you test between tenancies?
Yes, and that is usually the easiest window. Tell John when the house is empty and he will work to it, so the report is ready before the next tenants move in.
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