EICR and electrical testing in Wallington
An EICR in Wallington describes the installation tested at the address booked. A flat above the Woodcote Road shops is reported on its own when a landlord certificate is already due.
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What a Wallington inspection covers
One booked address receives the inspection and the written report. The shop under a flat is included only when that shop was booked as well. A consumer unit change stays on a later appointment.
From £150
EICR: from £150
Commercial EICR: from £150
Included in the inspection
- Consumer unit, circuit protection and RCDs
- Fixed wiring and every circuit
- Sockets, switches, lighting and fixed appliances
- Earthing and bonding
- A written report with any findings coded C1, C2, C3 or FI
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- Plug in appliances stay off this inspection.
- A wide road board with no room for the extension is later work.
- A charger circuit at Roundshaw is not added to fill the report.
EICR and electrical testing across Wallington
We serve Wallington from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
Testing stays with the dwelling on the booking. A flat over a Woodcote Road shop shares the incoming supply with that shop, and a certificate already due names the flat. Villas on Clifton Road and Belmont Road, around Holy Trinity, have been extended again and again, so those later sections sit on the same report. Roundshaw, rebuilt from 1998, is not written up as a 1930s semi.
- Name the flat that is dueThe certificate for a flat over a Woodcote Road shop names that flat. The shop is opened only when the shop was booked. One incoming supply does not merge the two reports.
- Record the later extensionsHouses on Clifton Road and Belmont Road grew in stages. Each added section is tested with the rest of that house, and the notes say where the later work sits.
- Keep Roundshaw in 1998Homes rebuilt from 1998 are described as those homes. They are not given the notes of a wide road semi whose original board cannot feed the extension.
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WhatsAppIs a due certificate for the flat this report?
When that flat was booked, yes. The report names the flat over the Woodcote Road shop. It does not silently take in the shop on the same incoming supply.
Are villas on Clifton Road a longer test?
The tests cover the installation that is there. Those houses have been extended again and again, so the later sections are on the same report as the earlier ones.
Is Roundshaw inspected as a 1930s semi?
No. Roundshaw was rebuilt from 1998. The report describes that house, not a wide road semi whose board was never meant for an extension.
Will the board be changed on the day?
No. This visit is the report. If a wide road board cannot feed the extension now on the house, that change is booked afterwards.
What about Manor Road and Stanley Park Road?
Extensions there often need a board that can take them. The inspection records the board and the circuits. It does not carry out the upgrade.