Electrical Services in Hampshire.

Entrust your electrical maintenance to Prince General Services to ensure the highest level of safety and excellence, all while keeping costs reasonable. With all our trained electricians holding NICEIC accreditations, they are adept at pinpointing and resolving any electrical concerns in the most cost effective way. Whether you require a new plug socket or an entire building rewired, our team is equipped to handle projects of any size. If your electrical system is prone to tripping or if you've recently relocated and need to ensure your circuit's conformity to current regulations and safety protocols, our skilled electricians are at your service. 

It's essential to recognise that performing business electrical maintenance requires full electrician qualification by law. Don't take chances or compromise. We offer the flexibility of scheduling a convenient visit to assess and rectify any issues, whether it's a faulty light switch or a fuse board change. Your peace of mind and the safety of your electrical setup are our top priorities.

Electrical Reports for Landlords

If you are a letting agent, it's crucial to ensure that you are aware of and compliant with all applicable regulations regarding electrical safety testing for rental properties.

Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)

This report assesses the safety of the electrical installations in the property. It identifies any defects or potential hazards and provides recommendations for necessary remedial work. (EICRs must be carried out at least every five years, or more frequently if specified in the previous report.)

Remedial Work

If the EICR identifies any issues or defects, you are required to address them within a specified timeframe. Failure to comply with the regulations can result in penalties.

Tenant Notification

You must provide a copy of the EICR to the tenant within 28 days of the inspection. If a new tenant moves in, they must be provided with a copy of the most recent EICR before they move in. (Local authorities have the power to request a copy of the EICR and other relevant documentation to ensure compliance with the regulations)