May seem like a pretty silly question, but can you issue a EIC without a building regulations compliance certifcate as long as the work is non-notifiable. I am finding recently that during EICR remedial's I am having too many alterations to fit on a multiple minor works certificate so I am having to issue a EIC. I don't want to also pay for the Building regulations compliance certificate to go with this if it is not actually necessary.
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Have a read of note 1 at the end of the EIC.
It actually says an EIC can be used as an alternative to multiple MWC's.
So all good
It actually says an EIC can be used as an alternative to multiple MWC's.
So all good
Not if you're NICEIC- I did the same ie an EIC to show the BC on an extension instead of a confusing messy wallet of MWCs and on audit my inspector counted my (domestic) EICs v notifications and snagged the missmatch as improvement/evidence.
I'm future I'll just EICR it then
Oh and yes, he is a massive ---. Do NIC auditors get paid extra for reviewing the further evidence they require? In the past I never had issue but the one who does me now seems utterly determined to set some piece of homework for me.
I'm future I'll just EICR it then
Oh and yes, he is a massive ---. Do NIC auditors get paid extra for reviewing the further evidence they require? In the past I never had issue but the one who does me now seems utterly determined to set some piece of homework for me.
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