CHECKS BEFORE PAPERWORK
Electrical CoC enquiries in Kempton Park
Need an electrical Certificate of Compliance, or CoC? Start by asking about the checks, the price and the registered person who will issue it.
Inspection comes before a certificate
A CoC follows inspection and testing. The registered person must be satisfied with the installation before issuing it.
Defects that prevent the certificate must be fixed first. A visit alone does not mean a certificate will be issued.
Have these details ready
- Why you need the CoC and any deadline.
- Existing certificates and test reports, if you have them.
- Changes made to the wiring since the last check.
- Access details and the person who can approve repairs.
Separate the charges
Ask what the inspection price includes. Check how repairs, parts and a return visit are charged.
If you are selling, raise the enquiry early. Allow for checks and any work found to be needed.
Ask who signs the certificate
Ask for the registered person’s details and proof of registration. Keep the certificate and test report with your records.
The official Electrical Installation Regulations explain these duties. Read them using the link below.
Read the Electrical Installation Regulations
Before you book
Is a certificate guaranteed after a visit?
No. Inspection and testing must support the issue of a certificate. Defects may need to be repaired first.
Are repairs included in the inspection price?
Confirm this when booking. Ask for inspection, repair and return-visit costs to be stated separately.
Let’s talk about your electrical job.
Tell us what’s wrong, where you are and when you need help.