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Why You Should Join a NICEIC Domestic Installer
A competent person scheme is a suitable option for electricians working mainly in domestic settings. They are run by trade bodies like NICEIC and NAPIT and are designed to ensure that you have the knowledge, experience, and insurance coverage required to provide limited electrical installation work.
Building Regulations
All electrical work within the home including new installations or extensions, must be in compliance with the building regulations. Since 2005, all electrical work that is done in homes must be able to meet the strict safety performance standards to avoid injuries and fires from electric shocks or burns.
To perform this job correctly electricians need to be knowledgeable and trained in the proper procedures. They must also be conversant with the Building Regulations as well as the IEE Wiring Regulations.
NICEIC has created a range of schemes to allow electrical contractors to self-certify their work to meet the requirements of building regulations. By signing up to one of these schemes, electrical contractors can save time and money when performing work that requires notification under building regulations.
You should look for a NICEIC domestic installer that is registered to the scheme for competent persons. These schemes were developed with approval from the government to ensure that contractors are able to meet to a standard.
These programs are designed to assist homeowners in finding an electrician that is familiar with building regulations and who can provide an accurate estimate. NICEIC-approved contractors must undergo regular checks to ensure they are current on the latest requirements and maintain the highest quality of work.
Another benefit of working with a NICEIC Part P certified domestic installer is the ability to self-certify their work to the local authority. This means that customers can obtain a Building Regulations Compliance Certificate* within 30 days of the completion of the project thus avoiding the need for an extensive inspection by local building control.
Additionally, NICEIC domestic electrical installers are able to offer an insurance backed warranty. This applies to electrical installation services work that is subject to building control (as as it was done by an NICEIC domestic installer) and if the NICEIC domestic installer ceases to be operating for any reason, then another NICEIC domestic installer will be able to undertake repair work at no cost to the customer.
Insurance
NICEIC Approved Contractors and Domestic Installers are required by law to complete their work in accordance with a predetermined safety and technical standard. The NICEIC will correct any work that does not comply with this requirement at no cost for customers.
NICEIC also operates a Guarantee of Standards Scheme that protects consumers from deficiencies in the electrical work that they've had done by an Approved Contractor. This means that if the contractor is discovered to have done electrical installation work that is not in accordance with the accepted technical standard, then the customer can make an official complaint and NICEIC will provide a resolution to the problem.
NICEIC also provides a range of insurance policies which can be added to your insurance policy. This includes a protection for the theft of tools which is among the biggest concerns for electricians. It is worth checking the details before purchasing your policy as it could be very expensive to replace the tools you use on a a daily basis.
The NICEIC Approved Contractors Scheme is a national scheme that covers the design, installation and commissioning of low voltage electrical installations according to BS 7671 in England and Wales. It is a wonderful way for electrical contractors to demonstrate their ability to deliver safe and high-quality electrical work.
Signing up with NICEIC and Elecsa is an excellent way to increase the amount of work you get as it demonstrates to your customers that you are committed to safety, reliability and professionalism. In fact, Certsure, which operates the NICEIC and Elecsa brands, recently revealed that over 18000 companies have now been registered as Approved Contractors with NICEIC which is the highest number in its 59-year history!
Many local authorities have a policy that restricts the amount of work they accept from unregistered electrical companies. Because they know that there is a higher chance of poor installations and Domestic Installers failures with electrical companies that are not registered and therefore, it is a wise option to avoid them.
NICEIC also has an independent complaints procedure that governs the electrical standards and technical requirements of installation work that Approved Installers and Approved Contractors do. Approved Domestic Installers and Contractors are required to correct any defect in their electrical work if they fall below acceptable technical standards. This is backed by the NICEIC Guarantee of Standards Scheme, which ensures that any work done to correct the issue will not be charged to the customer.
NICEIC Registered
The NICEIC (National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting), is the UK's principal regulator for electrical installations. It regularly examines electricians. This ensures that you're dealing with a domestic installer who is knowledgeable of the latest regulations, safety standards, and legal requirements that govern their work.
A NICEIC registered contractor is a professional and experienced domestic electrician. They've been educated to meet the requirements needed to safely carry every aspect of the work. You can be confident that their work is of the top quality and their knowledge is current.
We are fully insured and enhanced DBS checked, providing 24/7 emergency call-out services for our local customers in Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath. We are NICEIC Certified and approved to complete all kinds of domestic electrical installations that range from a simple plug replacement to complete wiring rewiring or new installations.
NICEIC's Domestic Installer Scheme is a government approved Competent Person scheme for those who carry out electrical installations for homes, covering design, installation, inspection and testing and certification of electrical work for homes that are designed to operate at a low or low voltage and in line with Part P of the Building Regulations in England and Wales. Contractors can self-certify their work to meet the requirements of the Building Regulations, saving you time and money by avoiding notifiable work with your local authority.
If you're unsure if a company has been registered with NICEIC then ask them to provide their certificates of certification or ID cards. Contrary to some "local electricians" Niceic domestic electricians are expected to undertake an extensive and professional training program as well as a series of exams before being registered.
Since 2009, we've been in operation and have years of experience working with residential and commercial customers. We offer expert advice on every aspect and can provide a complete solution to your requirements regardless of how small or huge the project.
We have always suggested that domestic electricians who are NICEIC registered to complete all electrical work. They will have the proper insurance and have been trained. Our NICEIC Insurance Guaranteed Warranty will cover any work not in compliance with the Building Regulations.
Customer Satisfaction
I have had the pleasure of hiring a NICEIC-certified domestic installers to install my home a few years ago. He was a pro at his job. The lovely domestic installer wasn't just a skilled tradesman but also offered the most affordable quotations. His services were not just affordable but the installer did more than to ensure customer satisfaction.
I would recommend his services to anyone, especially if you are seeking a reliable electrical installation that will not disappoint you. You can be sure that the new installation will comply with all safety and quality standards. Contact the friendly electricians for your home an appointment if you're interested in having them install your business or home. The team is available to answer any questions you have and are looking forward to helping you achieve the best outcome.
A competent person scheme is a suitable option for electricians working mainly in domestic settings. They are run by trade bodies like NICEIC and NAPIT and are designed to ensure that you have the knowledge, experience, and insurance coverage required to provide limited electrical installation work.
Building Regulations
All electrical work within the home including new installations or extensions, must be in compliance with the building regulations. Since 2005, all electrical work that is done in homes must be able to meet the strict safety performance standards to avoid injuries and fires from electric shocks or burns.
To perform this job correctly electricians need to be knowledgeable and trained in the proper procedures. They must also be conversant with the Building Regulations as well as the IEE Wiring Regulations.
NICEIC has created a range of schemes to allow electrical contractors to self-certify their work to meet the requirements of building regulations. By signing up to one of these schemes, electrical contractors can save time and money when performing work that requires notification under building regulations.
You should look for a NICEIC domestic installer that is registered to the scheme for competent persons. These schemes were developed with approval from the government to ensure that contractors are able to meet to a standard.
These programs are designed to assist homeowners in finding an electrician that is familiar with building regulations and who can provide an accurate estimate. NICEIC-approved contractors must undergo regular checks to ensure they are current on the latest requirements and maintain the highest quality of work.
Another benefit of working with a NICEIC Part P certified domestic installer is the ability to self-certify their work to the local authority. This means that customers can obtain a Building Regulations Compliance Certificate* within 30 days of the completion of the project thus avoiding the need for an extensive inspection by local building control.
Additionally, NICEIC domestic electrical installers are able to offer an insurance backed warranty. This applies to electrical installation services work that is subject to building control (as as it was done by an NICEIC domestic installer) and if the NICEIC domestic installer ceases to be operating for any reason, then another NICEIC domestic installer will be able to undertake repair work at no cost to the customer.
Insurance
NICEIC Approved Contractors and Domestic Installers are required by law to complete their work in accordance with a predetermined safety and technical standard. The NICEIC will correct any work that does not comply with this requirement at no cost for customers.
NICEIC also operates a Guarantee of Standards Scheme that protects consumers from deficiencies in the electrical work that they've had done by an Approved Contractor. This means that if the contractor is discovered to have done electrical installation work that is not in accordance with the accepted technical standard, then the customer can make an official complaint and NICEIC will provide a resolution to the problem.
NICEIC also provides a range of insurance policies which can be added to your insurance policy. This includes a protection for the theft of tools which is among the biggest concerns for electricians. It is worth checking the details before purchasing your policy as it could be very expensive to replace the tools you use on a a daily basis.
The NICEIC Approved Contractors Scheme is a national scheme that covers the design, installation and commissioning of low voltage electrical installations according to BS 7671 in England and Wales. It is a wonderful way for electrical contractors to demonstrate their ability to deliver safe and high-quality electrical work.
Signing up with NICEIC and Elecsa is an excellent way to increase the amount of work you get as it demonstrates to your customers that you are committed to safety, reliability and professionalism. In fact, Certsure, which operates the NICEIC and Elecsa brands, recently revealed that over 18000 companies have now been registered as Approved Contractors with NICEIC which is the highest number in its 59-year history!
Many local authorities have a policy that restricts the amount of work they accept from unregistered electrical companies. Because they know that there is a higher chance of poor installations and Domestic Installers failures with electrical companies that are not registered and therefore, it is a wise option to avoid them.
NICEIC also has an independent complaints procedure that governs the electrical standards and technical requirements of installation work that Approved Installers and Approved Contractors do. Approved Domestic Installers and Contractors are required to correct any defect in their electrical work if they fall below acceptable technical standards. This is backed by the NICEIC Guarantee of Standards Scheme, which ensures that any work done to correct the issue will not be charged to the customer.
NICEIC Registered
The NICEIC (National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting), is the UK's principal regulator for electrical installations. It regularly examines electricians. This ensures that you're dealing with a domestic installer who is knowledgeable of the latest regulations, safety standards, and legal requirements that govern their work.
A NICEIC registered contractor is a professional and experienced domestic electrician. They've been educated to meet the requirements needed to safely carry every aspect of the work. You can be confident that their work is of the top quality and their knowledge is current.
We are fully insured and enhanced DBS checked, providing 24/7 emergency call-out services for our local customers in Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath. We are NICEIC Certified and approved to complete all kinds of domestic electrical installations that range from a simple plug replacement to complete wiring rewiring or new installations.
NICEIC's Domestic Installer Scheme is a government approved Competent Person scheme for those who carry out electrical installations for homes, covering design, installation, inspection and testing and certification of electrical work for homes that are designed to operate at a low or low voltage and in line with Part P of the Building Regulations in England and Wales. Contractors can self-certify their work to meet the requirements of the Building Regulations, saving you time and money by avoiding notifiable work with your local authority.
If you're unsure if a company has been registered with NICEIC then ask them to provide their certificates of certification or ID cards. Contrary to some "local electricians" Niceic domestic electricians are expected to undertake an extensive and professional training program as well as a series of exams before being registered.
Since 2009, we've been in operation and have years of experience working with residential and commercial customers. We offer expert advice on every aspect and can provide a complete solution to your requirements regardless of how small or huge the project.
We have always suggested that domestic electricians who are NICEIC registered to complete all electrical work. They will have the proper insurance and have been trained. Our NICEIC Insurance Guaranteed Warranty will cover any work not in compliance with the Building Regulations.
Customer Satisfaction
I have had the pleasure of hiring a NICEIC-certified domestic installers to install my home a few years ago. He was a pro at his job. The lovely domestic installer wasn't just a skilled tradesman but also offered the most affordable quotations. His services were not just affordable but the installer did more than to ensure customer satisfaction.
I would recommend his services to anyone, especially if you are seeking a reliable electrical installation that will not disappoint you. You can be sure that the new installation will comply with all safety and quality standards. Contact the friendly electricians for your home an appointment if you're interested in having them install your business or home. The team is available to answer any questions you have and are looking forward to helping you achieve the best outcome.
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