Compliance & Maintenance
Scheduled electrical checks and remedial work to keep an installation compliant, not a one-off box tick.
What compliance and maintenance actually involves
This is the follow-through after an inspection: remedial work arising from an EICR or periodic inspection, plus ongoing scheduled compliance work for landlords and businesses.
It's distinct from the inspection itself — that's the Periodic Inspections & EICR page. This is what happens with the findings once you have them.
Work is prioritised using the same dangerous, potentially dangerous and improvement-recommended coding as an EICR, so nothing gets bundled in unnecessarily and you can see what genuinely needs doing first.
- Remedial work following an EICR or periodic inspection
- Ongoing scheduled compliance work for landlords and businesses
- Work prioritised by EICR coding, not bundled together
- Clear separation from the inspection itself
- Documentation on completion
Common questions
- How is this different from a periodic inspection?
- The inspection identifies what's wrong — that's covered on the Periodic Inspections & EICR page. This is the follow-through: the remedial work and the ongoing scheduled compliance work afterwards.
- Does everything found need fixing straight away?
- No. Work is prioritised using the same dangerous, potentially dangerous and improvement-recommended coding as an EICR, so nothing gets bundled in unnecessarily.
- Can checks be set up on a schedule?
- Yes — ongoing scheduled compliance work is what this covers for landlords and businesses, rather than a one-off box tick.
- What documentation do we get?
- Documentation for the work carried out on completion, so the remedial work sits on record alongside the inspection it came from.
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