Eco Electrical are based in Park Gate, but our residential electricians work in the surrounding South Coast areas. We travel from Southampton, Portsmouth, Fareham, Havant, Chichester, all the way to Guildford. Contact us today.
Eco Electrical are based in Park Gate, but our residential electricians work in the surrounding South Coast. We travel from Southampton, Portsmouth, Fareham, Havant, Chichester to Guildford.
Eco Electrical is a member company of Eco Group. And at Eco Electrical, we’re branching out. Our residential electricians specialise in large scale renovations and service new builds. We can offer you the best full scale services for any work you need. Plus, our residential electricians are also NICEIC accredited.
With NICEIC accreditation, our customers can be sure that our team of residential electricians are registered installers. We can get compliance certificates for building owners and notify the local authority. At Eco Electrical, we’ll make sure that we take care of everything including aftercare and testing.
Feel confident when you choose our residential electricians for your next installation. Get in touch! Talk to our team of professional residential electricians today to see if we service your area.
Some of our customers are looking to improve their property value with elite features. Other clients want to upgrade the electrical that they’ve had done in the past. We’ve worked with property owners and landlords to improve the status of their buildings. We’ll be able to help you out with EICRs, as well as fire and security. And we follow all BS 7671 regulations.
If you own a property and are looking for large scale renovations, our residential electricians can help. We can provide services like:
Our residential electricians have worked throughout the South on new build projects. We don’t believe in wasting your time. If you’re looking for residential electricians for your new build project, get in touch. Our professional team will get back to you quickly when you contact us. Talk to us if you’re looking for:
Get in touch with our professional Park Gate team when you decide on your next residential electrician. Our customers find us professional, friendly and courteous. And don’t worry. We will get back to you promptly for whatever electrical service you need.
We know that some of our customers have very specific questions. We try to answer them here, and to break down some of our industry terms. If you have any other questions, you can always contact our team of residential electricians.
For landlords, EICR are valid for five years. After five years, they must be renewed by a residential electrician.
However, for homeowners who are not letting a property or planning to sell, it is recommended to get an EICR every 10 years.
We do not offer emergency electrical services for our domestic work.
Yes! In fact, EICR are mandatory for letting or selling a property. Ignoring the mandated repairs can result in an up to £30k fine from the local authority and possible prison sentences. This is why you should get in touch with our residential electricians as soon as possible.
The deadline for new tenancies to have a valid EICR started in July 2020. EICR’s have been mandated for existing tenancies since 1 April 2021. We think our residential electricians can help you save costs in the long run.
You’ll appreciate our team of residential electricians’ prompt response. We can help you maintain strict government standards, especially because landlords must provide tenants with a copy of their EICR within 28 days.
Landlords must provide an EICR request from the local authority within 7 days. If you are a landlord who needs an EICR quickly, contact our team of residential electricians.
If landlords fail to respond to the EICR, tenants can appeal to the local authority to do the work, which would result in a fine of the landlord later to recoup the cost.
But if you get in touch with our team of residential electricians, we can make sure the property is safe and secure as quickly as possible.
In general, making a major change to a building, like an extension, or changing the use of the building requires planning permission, which you can apply for at the planning permission website. Our residential electricians can ensure that your next electrical work, or extension, follows the local authority guidelines.
For structures in conservation areas, we recommend that you contact your local authority and the conservation officer. You can find more information at Historic England, and their page dedicated to electrical renovation.
Where necessary, our team of residential electricians can do a full survey of the site before we start our work.
No. Unfortunately, our residential electricians do not carry out PAT testing.
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