Safety Inspections & Certifications
Ensure Your Property is Safe and Compliant
Expert Electrical Inspections and Certifications You Can Trust. Electrical inspections are vital to protect your property and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
Why Choose Aquila?
We prioritise safety, compliance, and exceptional service. Our experienced electricians are fully certified to carry out inspections and issue the necessary certifications for your property. We stay up to date with the latest regulations to ensure your system meets all legal requirements.
- Fully Accredited & Certified
- NICEIC Approved Installers
- Competitive Pricing
- Local Installation Experts
- Finance Available
- Friendly & Professional Advice
Inspections & Certifications in 3 Simple Steps
Getting your electrical system inspected and certified with Aquila Electrical is straightforward. Just follow these three easy steps.
Step 1 – Get a Quote
Step 2 – Book Your Inspection
Step 3: Receive Your Certification
What is an electrical inspection?
An electrical inspection involves checking your property’s wiring, circuits, and electrical components to ensure they meet safety and compliance standards.
Why do I need an electrical certification?
Electrical certifications, such as an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), confirm that your system complies with legal safety standards, which is especially important for landlords and businesses.
How often should I get an electrical inspection?
It’s recommended to have an inspection:
- Every 10 years for private homes
- Every 5 years for rental properties and businesses
- After major electrical work or property renovations
What happens during an electrical inspection?What happens during a home rewire?
Our electricians check the condition of your wiring, circuits, outlets, switches, and electrical panels. They’ll identify any faults, potential hazards, or non-compliance issues.
How long does an inspection take?
The duration depends on the size of your property, but most inspections can be completed within 2-4 hours.
What certifications do you provide?
We provide Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR), installation certificates, and Part P compliance certificates, depending on your needs.
What happens if my property doesn’t pass the inspection?
If any issues are found, we’ll provide a detailed report with recommendations for corrective work. We can carry out these repairs to bring your system up to standard.
Are your electricians certified to issue EICRs?
Yes, all our electricians are fully certified and qualified to carry out inspections and provide official certifications.
Do landlords need an EICR?
Yes, landlords in the UK are legally required to have a valid EICR for rental properties, with inspections conducted at least every 5 years.
How much does an electrical inspection cost?
Costs vary based on the size and type of property. We provide competitive, transparent quotes tailored to your specific requirements.
Electrical Inspections & Certifications
Regular electrical inspections and certifications offer a range of important benefits, including:
- Improved Safety: Identifying and resolving electrical hazards reduces the risk of fires, shocks, and other accidents.
- Legal Compliance: Stay up to date with safety regulations and legal requirements, especially crucial for landlords and businesses.
- Peace of Mind: Know that your property’s electrical system is safe, reliable, and operating efficiently.
- Insurance Protection: Many insurance policies require evidence of regular electrical inspections to maintain coverage.
- Early Fault Detection: Inspections help catch potential issues early, preventing costly breakdowns or emergencies.
- Property Value: A certified, compliant electrical system adds to the overall value and appeal of your property.
Investing in regular inspections keeps your home or business safe, efficient, and compliant.
Here’s what our customers
have to say…
Meet the Aquila team.
We believe in delivering an exceptional level of service to all our customers. We don’t baffle you with technical jargon, just helpful advice so you can make the right decision.
