Landlord EICR Testing in Milton Keynes
If you rent out a home in England, the law says the fixed wiring must be inspected at least every five years, and a copy of the report has to go to your tenants. Milton Keynes has a large private rented sector, from the flats around Central Milton Keynes to family houses across the grid squares and the villages, and John tests rentals right across it.
You get a proper inspection, not a quick look. Every circuit is tested, every finding is coded C1, C2 or C3 and the report is written so you can see at a glance what genuinely needs doing. If something fails, John explains what it means in plain English and gives you a fixed price to put it right, then re-tests and issues the satisfactory report you need.
Meets your legal duty
A full report that satisfies the five-yearly rule for privately rented homes in England.
Coded plainly
Each finding is graded C1, C2 or C3, so you can see what is urgent and what is not.
Repairs under one roof
Anything that fails, John quotes, fixes and re-tests, all NAPIT registered.
Your questions, answered
How often does my Milton Keynes rental need an EICR?
At least every five years, and you must give your tenants a copy. Many landlords also test at the start of a new tenancy, which is sensible even where it is not strictly required.
What happens if the property fails?
A fail just means some items are coded C1 or C2 and need attention. The regulations expect that work to be done inside 28 days, or sooner if the report says so. John gives you a fixed price and gets it booked in.
How long does the inspection take?
A typical home takes about 2 to 4 hours, depending on the size and the number of circuits. Bigger properties or older wiring can take longer, and John will say so up front.
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