EICRs when due
Five years is a common recommended commercial interval, not a universal legal deadline. Condition, use, risk, previous findings and specific legal, licensing or insurer requirements can mean earlier inspection.
Electrical Maintenance & Support
A site survey leads to an annual electrical maintenance and support plan tailored to your premises, systems, risk and operating hours. The plan sets out the testing schedule, service levels, reports and support for your site.
What’s included
Planned electrical maintenance
A maintenance programme for the electrical systems on your premises. After the survey we settle access, working hours and who is responsible for what. One annual agreement can cover monthly, six-monthly and yearly tasks.
Inspection & test schedules
EICRs when they fall due, emergency-lighting tests, portable equipment testing and fire alarm servicing, each scheduled to suit the system and its risk. The plan separates the routine checks you carry out from the visits we make.
Remedial work & repairs
Fault finding and remedial work after an inspection or a reported problem. We confirm the scope, parts, access and timing before starting.
Records & agreed support
Inspection and test records, reports and certificates, and how ongoing support is arranged. The plan states the service levels and any exclusions.
Useful to sendThe premises, systems and existing reports, operating hours, access arrangements and the support you need.
A schedule for your premises
An annual agreement can include monthly, six-monthly and annual tasks, plus inspections when due. It supports workplace safety and ongoing compliance; the client retains their own responsibilities.
Emergency lighting
Monthly function tests and annual full-duration tests are distinct tasks. We agree safe test arrangements, the relevant records and which checks are carried out by the client.
Portable equipment
Visual inspection and appropriate testing follow the equipment, use and environment. Annual testing may be appropriate for some items; it is not a universal legal requirement.
Fire alarm servicing
Inspection and servicing are normally around every six months, alongside agreed routine user checks. The plan identifies the contractor’s visits and the client’s responsibilities.
Who we help
Businesses and property managers arranging ongoing electrical maintenance across commercial premises and managed properties.
How the work runs
- We survey the site and review its systems and records, then agree an annual plan: what gets done, how often, the service levels and who is responsible.
- Changes and extra repairs are scoped with you as they come up.
What you receive
A written maintenance schedule, inspection and test records, our findings and recommended remedial work, and certificates for the work we complete.
The plan shows which tasks are ours and which routine checks stay with you.
What affects the quotation
- Systems and site count
- Equipment condition
- Task frequency
- Access
- Working hours
- Parts
- Reporting requirements
- The support included in the agreement
Every job is quoted for its agreed scope. We confirm the price, access and timing before work starts.