Electrical services

If you’re considering installing an electric vehicle charger at your home, this guide from NICEIC will tell you everything you need to know.

Keeping energy costs down, and your house warm, can be tricky with a conventional boiler. That’s why thousands of families have made the switch from boilers in recent years, choosing instead to install a heat pump in their homes.

If you’re a homeowner or tenant, your property will have a consumer unit or fuse box. These act as the central control hub for your property’s electrical system, distributing electricity from the incoming power supply to different areas of the building.

Even with normal, appropriate use, electrical equipment and installations won’t last forever. Over time, wear and tear will inevitably occur, rendering the equipment and/or installation potentially hazardous or non-functional.

EICR guide

It can be hard to tell if a fire alarm is faulty unless it’s regularly tested. So, it’s important to make sure that suitably competent people oversee its installation, maintenance, repair, or replacement should it fail.  

In this handy guide to bathroom electrics, the NICEIC experts take you through some of the major factors you’ll need to consider when having electrics installed in your bathroom.

The kitchen is often referred to as the heart of the home, but it can also be one of the most dangerous rooms in a house, and a high-risk area for electrical hazards. This guide will tell you everything you need to know about electrical regulations and safety in the kitchen. 

For many people, keeping a beautiful garden is just as important as decorating their home’s interior. However, when installing electrics in your garden where they are likely to be exposed to the elements it’s important to understand the rules and regulations.