PLAN AROUND YOUR PROPERTY
Electrical work for Kempton Park businesses
An electrical fault can interrupt work at a shop or office. Explain what is affected, who can approve repairs and when the property can be accessed.
Explain the effect on the business
Say whether the fault affects lights, points or fixed equipment. Note which areas are still in use.
For a managed property, share the tenant’s report and the building contact. Agree who can approve the visit and any extra work.
Before arranging access
- The site type and affected area.
- The person who can approve the quote.
- Working hours and safe access times.
- Any contractor documents required by the building.
Plan work around the site
Ask what needs to be off and for how long. Tell the team about systems that need a planned shutdown.
Agree a clear work area and access route. Keep staff and customers away from the work.
Make the job easy to track
Ask for an itemised quote and a record of the work. Include the billing name and purchase-order details when needed.
Keep test records and any certificate with the property file. Report a returning fault with the date of the earlier visit.
Before you book
Can work be planned around office hours?
Discuss the timing when you call. The available slots and any after-hours charges need to be confirmed.
What should a property manager send?
Share the site address, fault summary, access rules and approval contact. Include the billing requirements when a quote is prepared.
Let’s talk about your electrical job.
Tell us what’s wrong, where you are and when you need help.