Why would I need an inspection?

Regular inspections of your electrical circuitry and appliances are time and money well spent.
Wy would you want one?

• The safety of youself and your family
• Peace of mind by knowing that your house is in compliance with the latest electrical standards
• The purchase of a new house
• Moving into a rental property
• Checking older wiring infrastructure for insurance purposes

The Process

A full rewire is exactly as it sounds.
We replace all the existing electrical wiring (and optionally components) is your house/property to ensure full compatibility with current safety and industry standards.

What can you expect?

• All old wiring is removed from beneath floors and inside walls
• New wiring is professionally installed to replace all the old wiring
• Optionally, all sockets, switches and light fittings etc. are replaced
• Everything is tested before we leave the property
• You receive a certificate of completion

Landlords Certificates

A landlord electrical safety certificate, also known as an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), is a report that certifies a property's electrical installation is safe.
A Turner Electrical provide a comprehensive electrical inspection and are fully qualified to issue the resulting certificate which must be presented to their tenants and must be made available to local authorities upon request.

Buyers/Sellers Certificates

When you buy or sell a property, we can prepare an EICR which helps the buyer to feel completely comfortable about the sale and can assist in speeding up the whole process.
We are always available for contact to answer any questions that may arise from the inspection.

We Can Help

Whilst our primary business is electrical installation and maintenance, you may find yourself in a position of buying new appliances, or upgrading your existing appliances, and not being entirely sure about what you need to consider.
We can assist in appliance selection and installation, ensuring that your existing circuitry capacity is suitable for your new appliance power requirements and installing new outlets where required.
In some cases a pre-sale check may well result in the issues being related to the power connection itself and not the appliance.