Minor works certification in Wallington
Minor works in Wallington record one new circuit or one straight swap. At Roundshaw, rebuilt from 1998, an added circuit is written as new, not as a rewire of the house.
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What Wallington minor works include
Paperwork here is one sheet for the single circuit added or the single accessory swapped. The rest of the installation is not inspected on that sheet. A board change on a wide road semi is another job.
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Included
- A check of the altered circuit and the work just completed
- The tests required for that addition or alteration
- A completed minor works certificate with the circuit details
- A copy for you to keep with the property records
- Confirmation that the change does not include a new circuit
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- A second circuit is a second certificate.
- A landlord certificate for a flat is not this form.
- A charger at Roundshaw has its own paperwork.
Minor works certification across Wallington
We serve Wallington from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
The certificate matches the work. A new circuit is described as new, including at Roundshaw, where houses rebuilt from 1998 usually ask for another circuit and do not need the whole house rewired. A straight swap of one accessory stays a swap. A socket added on a wide road board that cannot feed the extension is not described as if that board had room. The certificate a flat on Woodcote Road is due is not this form.
- Match the paper to the jobThe form names only the circuit or accessory just finished. The remainder of the house is left off it, and so is the shop below a flat.
- Call a Roundshaw circuit newAn added circuit in a house rebuilt from 1998 is written as an added circuit. It is not dressed up as a rewire, and it is not left off the form.
- Keep a swap as a swapOne socket or switch replaced like for like is tested and written as a swap. It is not turned into a new circuit on the form.
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WhatsAppIs an added Roundshaw circuit a rewire?
No. Houses rebuilt from 1998 usually ask for another circuit. The form describes the circuit that was added, not a rewire of the house.
Does a small wide road board make every job minor?
No. If that board was never meant for the extension, a new circuit may not belong on it. The form follows the work that was actually done.
Is a like for like switch a new circuit?
No. Replacing one switch with the same sort of switch stays a straight swap. The test is done, and the form does not pretend a circuit was added.
Is this the certificate a flat on Woodcote Road is due?
No. That certificate covers the fixed wiring in the flat over the Woodcote Road shops. This form is only the one job just finished.
Can one form cover the shop and the flat?
No. Each circuit has its own record. The shop and the flat above it on Woodcote Road are not folded onto one sheet.