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About Us - Electrical Contractors London
Here at Compliance Group Electrical, we are pleased to announce we are NICEIC-approved contractors. This is the National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting, which means we are fully certified to carry out electrical work to the highest safety standards and ability. In addition, all our work is carried out in line with BS7671 18th Edition Wiring Regulations.
That’s one reason that 90 per cent of our customers come back time and time again. Another reason is our commitment to customer service and our insistence on supplying the latest testing equipment and fitting an integrated database to log every individual call out or test – ensuring our clients have their information to hand whenever they need it.
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Here at Compliance Group Electrical (CGE), our engineers offer a range of services from installation to testing, repairs and maintenance. This includes Portable Appliance Testing (PAT), providing an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) and carrying out Thermal Imaging.All of these are in line with guidance and standards provided by the UK Health and Safety Executive for owners of commercial properties and residential landlords.
Get in touch
At Compliance Group Electrical, we have been installing, repairing and maintaining electrical equipment and fixtures for over two decades. For more information on how we can bring your premises up to Health and Safety Executive standards, why not have a chat with a member of our team, telephone 01953 885000. You can also write to us via email:
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Electrical Inspection and Appliance Testing is a requirement for all commercial businesses, such as those using electrical equipment in offices, shops, factories and warehouses etc. It also makes a lot of sense – especially if you value the livelihood of your employees and business. That’s because faulty equipment could lead to an employee being electrocuted or worse. It could also result in a fire breaking out and your premises being damaged.
The type of legislation the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) wants businesses to comply with can be found under the Executive’s Electricity at Work Regulations
