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Trusted Electrical Inspections and Safety Services in Manchester
Manchester Electrical Inspections is a trusted provider of electrical safety and compliance services across Greater Manchester and Cheshire. With over a decade of experience, our fully qualified and Part P registered electricians specialise in Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs), consumer unit upgrades, and comprehensive electrical testing for homeowners, landlords, and commercial clients. We prioritise safety, compliance, and transparency, ensuring all work meets the latest British Standards (BS 7671).Our team delivers reliable solutions for periodic inspections, fault finding, rewiring, and landlord safety regulations, including PAT testing. We pride ourselves on punctuality, competitive pricing, and clear communication, offering flexible appointments and detailed remedial recommendations. As a customer-focused business, we aim to provide peace of mind through rigorous safety checks and adherence to evolving electrical regulations.
Services
Electrical Safety Certificates
Consumer Unit Upgrades
Electrical Repairs
PAT Testing
Full Rewiring
Smoke Alarm Installation
Landlord Electrical Services
CCTV Installation
Outdoor Electrics
Fault Finding
Highlights and features
- Fully qualified and Part P registered electricians with over 10 years of experience
- Fast, reliable service across Greater Manchester and Cheshire
- Clear pricing with no hidden costs for all electrical services
- Specialists in EICRs, landlord compliance, and electrical safety testing
- Customer-focused approach with flexible appointments and detailed remedial advice
Associations and certifications
- Part P registered
Services
Electrical Safety Certificates
We provide Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) to assess the safety and compliance of electrical systems in residential and commercial properties. Our detailed inspections identify hazards, deterioration, or non-compliance with BS 7671 standards. This service ensures landlords meet legal requirements and homeowners gain peace of mind before property transactions.
Consumer Unit Upgrades
Modernise outdated fuse boards with our consumer unit upgrade service. We install units equipped with RCDs and MCBs to enhance safety and compliance. This service reduces fire risks, supports modern electrical demands, and ensures adherence to current regulations for homes and businesses across Greater Manchester and Cheshire.
Landlord Electrical Services
Our landlord-focused services include mandatory EICRs every five years, PAT testing, and periodic inspections. We help property owners meet legal obligations under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020, ensuring tenant safety and regulatory compliance in rental properties.
Full Rewiring
We offer comprehensive rewiring solutions for properties with outdated electrical systems. Our service includes full or partial rewires, consumer unit upgrades, and safety testing to meet modern standards. This ensures properties can handle contemporary electrical loads while maintaining safety and compliance with BS 7671 regulations.
Fault Finding
Our expert fault-finding service identifies and resolves electrical issues such as tripping circuits, power failures, and wiring faults. Using advanced diagnostic tools, we provide precise solutions to restore safe, reliable electrical systems for domestic and commercial clients across Greater Manchester and Cheshire.
Questions
Do I need an electrical certificate for minor work in the UK?
Yes, all electrical work requires certification by a qualified electrician to confirm compliance with BS 7671 standards and Building Regulations.
Can I perform DIY electrical work at home?
DIY electrical work must be tested and certified by a registered electrician to ensure safety and compliance with UK regulations.
Is an EICR legally required for rental properties?
Yes, landlords must have an EICR every five years under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020.
What electrical work requires certification?
Work altering wiring, installing new circuits, or replacing consumer units requires certification. Minor repairs like changing sockets may not need formal certification.
How often should electrical systems be inspected?
Homeowners should consider inspections every 10 years; landlords require EICRs every five years or when tenancy changes occur.
Can I sell a house without an EICR?
While not mandatory, an EICR provides buyer confidence by demonstrating electrical safety compliance during property transactions.
