MITIM DM Ltd. - Electrical Services Barnet

30/05/2022

23/04/2022

06/01/2022

???Are old style fuse boxes illegal? And are they SAFE ENOUGH???

💡No, old fuse boxes are not illegal.
‼ 💣However, if you do have an old fuse box in your property please consider !!!health and safety!!!.
☑It might not be compliant with current regulations and won't have the latest RCD protection which could save your life. Consider upgrading it to a newer model.

04/01/2022

HAPPY NEW YEAR to all of our CLENTS

💡Stay Safe - Check your Fuse Board🔌

04/01/2022

HAPPY NEW YEAR to all of our CLIENTS.

💡Stay Safe - Check your Fuse Board 🔌

16/11/2021

‼️Electrical safety standards to apply to all private landlords in England from 1 April 2021‼️

☑From 1 April 2021 The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020 (“the Regulations”) will apply to all private sector landlords in England. These Regulations came into force on 1 June last year and since then have applied to all new relevant tenancies from 1 July 2020.
What are the duties on landlords?

☑The Regulations impose the following duties on landlords:

- To ensure that electrical safety standards are met during any period when residential premises are occupied under one of the above tenancies;
- To ensure every electrical installation in residential premises is inspected and tested at regular intervals of not more than 5 years by a qualified person; and
- To ensure the first inspection and testing is carried out before the tenancy commences in relation to a new tenancy (those granted on or after 1 June 2020) and by 1 April 2021 in relation to existing tenancies.
☑Following the inspection and testing the landlord is required to:

- Obtain a report from them person conducting the test which sets out the results and the date the next inspection is due;
- Supply a copy of the report to each existing tenant within 28 days of the inspection and test;
- Supply a copy of the report to the local authority within 7 days of receiving a request in writing from the local authority;
- Retain a copy of the report until the next inspection date and supply a copy to the person carrying out the next test; and
- Supply a copy of the most recent report to any new tenant before the tenant occupies the property and any prospective tenant within 28 days of receiving a request in writing.

‼️Usually the report will be an Electrical Condition and Installation Report (‘EICR’).

16/11/2021

Fuse Board Replacement - Checked, Secured & Certificated

16/11/2021

Kitchen Rewiring

16/11/2021

New Electric Installation by MITIM DM