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Two tools, both of which may tell you no

One works out whether you need an inspection yet. The other explains what a quote is built from without pretending to know the price.

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Both are arithmetic, not advice

This describes the law in England. The Welsh and Scottish positions differ, Scotland's repairing standard also covers portable appliances, which the England duty on private landlords does not. It is general information, not legal advice. Last checked against the primary sources on 27 August 2026.

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If the tools told you it is not due yet, that answer stands.

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Five fields. We reply with either a fixed price or the one thing we still need to know.

  • No cost, and no obligation to book anything
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  • A fixed price for the work described, in writing

Would rather talk it through? Leave a number in the form and say so in the details, and we will ring you rather than emailing back.

Summary of the condition of the installation
Extent of the installation coveredWhole installation, all circuits
Agreed limitationsConcealed cable, floors not lifted
Overall assessmentUnsatisfactory
Recommended next inspectionWithin 5 years

An unsatisfactory result starts a 28 day clock on a rented property. The report says what was found, so you can get it priced.

Example only. A real summary carries the property, the date and the signature.
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We call back rather than email a form letter
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Roughly how many circuits, whether anyone is living there, and when the last inspection was

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