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Part P THE BUILDING REGULATIONS PART P : Domestic Electrical Safety
 
    Since 1 January 2005, all new electrical wiring or electrical components for a house, flat or small commercial premises linked to domestic accommodation, must be designed and installed in accordance with Part P of the Building Regulations, and may have to be notified to your Local Building Control Department.

    This is to reduce the number of deaths and injuries caused by faulty electrical wiring in the home. This is often caused by DIY enthusiasts or unqualified people. Such work done to your house will require Certification to be provided when you sell your house, and also for Insurance purposes.

As qualified, competent electricians we undertake Notifiable works for you and take control of the whole process

  NOTIFIABLE WORK INVOLVES ANY WORK IN SPECIAL LOCATIONS:
 

 

Work in the special locations listed here, as well as some examples special types of installation, is Notifiable to your Local Building Control Department:

    • Kitchens

    • Locations containing a bath tub or shower basin

    • Swimming pools or paddling pools

    • Hot air saunas

    • Electric floor or ceiling heating systems

    • Garden lighting or power installations

    • Solar photovoltaic (PV) power supply systems

    • Small scale generators such as microCHP units

    • Extra-low voltage lighting installations, other than pre-assembled, CE-marked lighting sets

    • Change or upgrade of Consumer Units ('fuseboxes')

    • Addition of new circuits

 

Is the Work I need doing notifiable?
 
Type of Work Notifiable?

 

Areas outside of bath/shower room and kitchens

Within bath/shower room or kitchen (special location)

Complete new/rewire of installation

Consumer unit change

Installing a new shower circuit

Installing an additional socket

no

Installing an additional light

no

Adding of fused connection unit to ring final circuit

no

Installing a new cooker circuit

Connecting a cooker to an existing connection unit

no

no

Installing or upgrading main or supplementary equipotential bonding

no

Replacing a damaged cable for a single circuit

no

no

Replacing damaged socket outlet

no

no

Replacing a light fitting

no

no

Installation and fit of a storage heater, including final circuit

Fit and connect a storage heater

no

no

Installing extra low voltage lighting (not CE marked sets)

Take new supply to garden shed

n/a

Installing socket in a garden shed

n/a

Installing light fitting in a greenhouse

n/a

Installing pond pump, including supply

n/a

Installing a hot air sauna

Installing a solar photovoltaic power supply

Installing ceiling or floor heating

Installing a small scale generator

Installing an additional socket in a motor caravan

n/a

n/a