Why You Should Join a NICEIC Domestic Installer

A competent person scheme is a suitable option for electricians working mostly in homes. They're run by trade organizations like NICEIC and NAPIT and are designed to ensure you have the skills, experience and insurance that is required to carry out limited electrical installation work.

Building Regulations

The building regulations are a lawful requirement for all electrical work done in the home, including extensions and new installations. Since 2005 all new electrical work in dwellings must be able to meet the strict safety standards to avoid fires and injuries from electric shocks or burns.

To complete the task correctly electricians must be trained and experienced in the proper method of completing these tasks. They must also know how to comply with the Building Regulations and the IEE Wiring Regulations.

NICEIC has developed a number of schemes that allow electrical contractors to self-certify their work meets the requirements of the building regulations. Electrical contractors can save time and money by registering with one these schemes when they are doing work that is subject to notification of building regulations.

You should look for an NICEIC domestic installer who is registered with the scheme for competent persons. These schemes were approved by the government to evaluate contractors to a common standard.

These plans are designed to help homeowners find a reliable electrical contractor who is knowledgeable about the building regulations and can provide them with an accurate quote. Furthermore, NICEIC approved contractors are required to go through regular tests to ensure they are up-to-date with current requirements and maintain their high standards of work.

A NICEIC Part P certified domestic installer has another benefit: they can self-certify their work to local authorities. This means that a customer can get an Building Regulations Compliance Certificate* within 30 days of the completion of the project, reducing the need for an inspection by the local building control.

In addition, NICEIC domestic electrical installers are able to offer an insurance-backed guarantee. This warranty covers electrical installation work that is subject to building control. If the NICEIC domestic electrician is not available or is not available, a replacement NICEIC domestic electrician will be hired for no cost to the consumer.

Insurance

NICEIC Approved Contractors are required to adhere to a particular safety and technical standard when carrying out domestic chargepoint installation (relevant site) work. The NICEIC will correct any work that is not in accordance with this requirement at no cost to customers.

NICEIC also offers a Guarantee of Standard Scheme which ensures that customers are protected from any defects in electrical work they have had done by Approved Contractors. If the contractor performed electrical installations that are not in accordance with accepted technical standards, the customer can make a formal complaint to NICEIC.

In addition, NICEIC has a number of additional insurance policies that can be added to your policy. This includes protection against theft of tools which is a major concern for electricians. It is recommended to verify this prior to buying your insurance. It could be expensive to replace the tools that you use every day.

The NICEIC Approved Contractors Scheme is a national scheme that covers the design, installation and commissioning of low voltage electrical installations in accordance with BS 7671 in England and Wales. It is a fantastic way electrical contractors can demonstrate their ability to provide safe and high-quality electrical work.

Registering with NICEIC and Elecsa is a great method to get more work because it shows your clients that you're committed to safety, reliability and professionalism. Certsure is the company that runs the Elecsa and NICEIC brands, recently revealed that more than 18000 firms are now approved contractors with NICEIC this is the highest number in its 59-year history.

Local authorities usually have a policy that restricts the work they accept from electricians who are not registered. This is due to the fact that they realize that the likelihood of faulty installation and failures is considerably higher for unregistered companies this is why it is recommended to make sure you only use NICEIC approved contractors.

NICEIC also has an independent complaints procedure that regulates the technical standards for electrical installation electrician work that Approved Installers and Approved Contractors do. Approved Domestic Installers and Contractors must rectify any alleged flaw in their electrical work if they fall below acceptable technical standards. This is backed by the NICEIC Guarantee of Standards Scheme, which guarantees that any remedial work will not be charged to the consumer.

NICEIC Registered

The NICEIC (National Inspection Council for Chargepoint Installation Electrical Installation Contracting), is the main UK regulatory body for electrical installations. It regularly reviews electricians. This ensures that you're working with a domestic installer who is aware of the most current regulations, safety standards and legal requirements that govern their work.

A NICEIC registered electrician is a professional and skilled electrician for the domestic market, they have undergone thorough training to meet the strict requirements required to complete all aspects of electrical installation and maintenance work safely. You can be confident that their work is of the highest quality and their knowledge is current.

We are fully insured and Enhanced DBS checked, providing 24/7 emergency call out services for our local customers in Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath. We are NICEIC Certified and approved to carry out all types of electrical installations electrical for homes starting from a simple socket replacement to complete renovations or new installations.

NICEIC's Domestic Installer Scheme is a government approved Competent Person scheme to those who perform domestic electrical installation work including design, 3 phase meter installation, inspection and testing and certification of electrical work for homes designed to operate at a low or low voltage and in accordance with Part P of the Building Regulations in England and Wales. This permits contractors to self-certify their work as meeting the requirements of the Building Regulations. This saves time and money.

If you are not sure whether a company is NICEIC registered ask them for their ID card or certificates of competence. As opposed to 'local electricians' NICEIC domestic installers are expected to undertake an extensive and professional training program and pass a series of tests before being registered.

Since we've been in business since 2009, we have a vast experience of working with commercial and residential clients. We offer professional advice on every aspect and offer a complete solution to your requirements regardless of how small or huge the project.

We have always advised that domestic electricians who are NICEIC certified to complete all electrical work. They will be insured and have been trained. Our NICEIC Insurance Guaranteed Warranty will cover any work found to not comply with the Building Regulations.

Customer Satisfaction

A few years ago, I was fortunate to have a NICEIC certified domestic installer to fit me out. He did a great job. The niceic domestic installer wasn't just a skilled tradesman but also offered the most affordable quotations. His services were not only inexpensive, but he also went the extra mile to ensure customer satisfaction.

I would recommend his services to anyone, especially in the event that you're seeking a reliable electrical installation that will not let you down. You can be sure that your new installation will meet all safety and quality standards. If you're considering installing an electrician in your business or home call the reputable domestic installer a call now! The team is ready to answer any questions you may have and are looking forward to helping you achieve the best results.