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Grab a bargain. With the legislation for landlords coming out (July) it would pay to snap up this offer of £100 plus VAT (hang on thought we were out of the VAT zone, I digress) You save a lot as the normal fee is £455 plus VAT. You get to be listed on the NAPIT site so better exposure for coming work?
Mind, you have to be active with stroma, and listed as EICR competency with relevant insurance.
 
Grab a bargain. With the legislation for landlords coming out (July) it would pay to snap up this offer of £100 plus VAT (hang on thought we were out of the VAT zone, I digress) You save a lot as the normal fee is £455 plus VAT. You get to be listed on the NAPIT site so better exposure for coming work?
Mind, you have to be active with stroma, and listed as EICR competency with relevant insurance.
Didn't think it would take long for the Schemes to cotton on to another Scheme to solicit more cash from the working Electrician.
 
no flies on napit then. must have been scheming up new ways of making money while on furlough.
 
Do you need further registration then to do these landlord eicrs?...or is this just to get you on napits list??
 
Givw it a few weeks and see how many questions regarding EICRs appear on electrical forums

I charge £20 per circuit. Standard 3 bed house pays me £120-£200 and writes a day off by the time I’ve got back to the office and double checked the report and sent it off.
No way I can do it cheaper, so I’ll lose out for doing a proper job.
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Do you need further registration then to do these landlord eicrs?...or is this just to get you on napits list??
NIC Domestic Installers can’t do EICRs under that scheme can they?
 

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