To update this thread I am pleased to report I had my EIRC done on my cottage and it passed on all matters without any C1 C2 or C3's. So certificate issued and value for 5 years. Our other rental however failed on the fuse board and no earth wire to the lights. The company I am using for both houses have been very good and provided a quote for these two jobs which to be fair were not unexpected as we had planned on changing the very old fuse board very soon anyway. So all in all I am very satisfied with the process
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I am looking for a fire consultant to produce a fire strategy report for a development I am undertaking. It is a listed building (which adds some complexity as there are some internal doors which can't be replaced by fire doors) and it would require a site visit in Nottingham. Can anyone recommend anyone...19-06-2021, 12:50 PM
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I own a leasehold ex-local authority flat. My freeholder is the city council.
I have received a letter from the council's Property Division stating that following a recent fire risk assessment the front doors to the flats in the block have been found to be non-compliant with current standards....23-05-2020, 18:44 PM -
I hadn't read that one before, but my understanding of it would be that yes, flat entrance doors off a stairwell in a block of three stories or more should be fire doors.
That being the case yes, I think it applies to my situation. But I already have a fire door and do not dispute that...19-06-2021, 00:02 AM -
Hi doobrey , I was looking all over the internet recently trying to find out more on whether our flat entrance door (in 3 storey victorian conversion) needs to be a fire door. Its so confusing, so I sympathise!
We have been been told to change the existing door following the FireRiskAssesment...18-06-2021, 14:21 PM -
Reply to Consumer unitWell, he's changed all the OCPD's and RCD's so yes IMHO he should have AND also for the work he did in your kitchen...18-06-2021, 06:37 AM
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Hi I have an issue come up when I had a new kitchen fitted, the builder brought in an electrician to connect the kitchen wiring and he had the attached comments. And is asking for £180 for a condition report which includes Electrical inspection, Electrical testing and Full report with certificate ECR....12-06-2021, 12:14 PM
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Reply to Consumer unitNeelix thank you for taking the time to have a look, he did not provide any certificate. Should he have done? He came back just to fix the issues. The kitchen was in middle wiring when this issues where highlighted....17-06-2021, 22:26 PM
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Reply to Consumer unitCurious that one circuit isn't labelled.
So has this electrician provided you with an EICR, an EIC and a Part P compliance certificate?17-06-2021, 20:11 PM -
Reply to Consumer unitWith all your good advice I manage to get the original electrician to fix the issue.
The issue i have is i not sure if he did it correctly.
I have upload loaded photos the electrician sent me, if there is any issues you can see please let me know17-06-2021, 19:49 PM
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