Part P and self Certification

[brianmoooore]

I was assuming a satisfactory EICR as well.

 

[Dustydazzler]

I was assuming a satisfactory EICR as well.

not necessarily, you can still buy and sell a house with garbage wiring regardless of what an eicr recommends

if you are a buyer you may wish to renegotiate the price if you find out it requires a rewire

but that’s about it

likewise you can buy a cheap indemnity to smooth over the sales process , in the same way of a small extension had no paperwork

 

[Zerax]

I'm still trying to work out what the LABC do with all these notifications... You'd think that they'd show up on a 'local search'... but I've never seen them being shown.

 

[Midwest]

Isn't that easily sorted by a £40 or so "certificate of regularisation" or something similar?

You missed a 0 off of that. My LABC charges £400 + vat to arrange inspecting & testing.

That said, when I asked about doing a CU change in my own house, they got themselves in a right mucking fuddle. First they send us you last annual assessment with a Scheme. Then they said, errgh do the work, then get an EICR done.

I'm getting someone to Third Party it, but that was hard finding one of those willing to do it.

 

[Midwest]

I'm still trying to work out what the LABC do with all these notifications... You'd think that they'd show up on a 'local search'... but I've never seen them being shown.

My LABC has them all listed one their web site.