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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions - NAT4MAX LTD - ELECTRICAL SERVICES
What exactly does an electrician do?
A professional electrician is responsible for the installation, maintenance and repair of electrical systems and components. This includes wiring, lighting, switches, outlets, circuit breakers, RCBO’s, AFDD’s, and more. Electricians are also knowledgeable in safety regulations and industry standards to ensure that all electrical systems in your homes, offices and other buildings are installed safely and efficiently.
What qualifications and certifications does an electrician have?
To carry out electrical work, electricians must be certified and licensed. They should get the necessary license, certification, education, and experience, as well as complete state-approved training and apprenticeship programs, and pass a comprehensive exam to ply their trade professionally. Some electricians may also be certified to work with hazardous areas or specialized equipment such as solar energy systems and ev chargers.
NAT4MAX employs only the best electrical technicians – each one certified with NICEIC as Domestic Installer and Approved Contractor. All of our workers are thoroughly educated in the most up-to-date industry standards, technologies, and safety regulations with years of experience in the electrical field.
We guarantee that all work is completed to the highest standards in full accordance with safety regulations, requirements, and specifications in residential and commercial settings. We are confident that you’ll be satisfied with the electric services our diligent and experienced electricians provide! Contact us today to learn more about our services or schedule an appointment with one of our certified electricians.
How long does it take to complete EICR?
Depend how big your installation is. Standard Domestic Property (1-3 bedroom house): 2-4 hours. Factors: Number of circuits, accessibility of the consumer unit, sockets, light fittings, and if the property is occupied. Number of distribution boards.
How often I need to do EICR?
Domestic Properties (Homes)
Recommended: Every 10 years or at change of occupancy (e.g. when a new tenant moves in)
If rented: Every 5 years (legally required in England, Scotland, and Wales for landlords)
Commercial Properties every 5 years.