đź’ˇ Electrical Services

  • Fault-finding basic electrical issues
  • Replacing light fittings & switches
  • Socket replacement & additions
  • Installing smoke & CO Alarms
  • Outside socket installation
  • Small alterations to existing circuits and like for like swaps
  • Portable Appliance Testing for landlords and small businesses

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(City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma, PAT Testing & 18th Edition Wiring Regs Qualified)

đźšż Plumbing Services

  • Fixing leaking taps & pipes
  • Replacing taps, traps & valves
  • Toilet repairs (flush mechanisms & seals)
  • Installing sinks & vanity units
  • Silicone sealing (bathrooms & kitchens)
  • Full bathroom upgrades/replacements
  • Outside tap installations

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(City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma & Water Regs Qualified)

🔧 General Repairs

  • Hanging & fixing doors, handles, locks & hinges
  • Small plaster repairs & filling
  • Skirting boards & Architraves
  • Fitting Shelves
  • Hanging pictures, mirrors & TV’s
  • Installing curtain rails & blinds
  • Fence & gate repairs
  • End-of-Tenancy repairs
  • Small Tiling Jobs

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♻️ Energy Performance Certification

What Is an EPC?

An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) shows how energy-efficient a property is, rating it from:

A (most efficient) âžť G (least efficient)

It also:

  • Estimates energy costs
  • Shows carbon emissions
  • Recommends improvements to make the property more efficient

An EPC is valid for 10 years.

What Does an EPC Include?

  • Current energy rating
  • Potential rating if improvements are made
  • Heating system efficiency
  • Insulation levels
  • Lighting efficiency
  • Recommended upgrades (e.g. insulation, heating controls, renewables)

Why Do You Need an EPC?

⚖️ Legal Requirement

You must have a valid EPC if you are:

  • Selling a property
  • Renting a property (new or existing tenancy)
  • Building a new home

Landlords must meet Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES):

  • Rental properties must be E rated or above (with limited exemptions)

đź’· Financial & Practical Reasons

  • Helps reduce energy bills
  • Identifies cost-effective improvements
  • Supports access to grants & funding
  • Increases property value
  • Improves tenant appeal & comfort

🌍 Environmental Reasons

  • Reduces carbon emissions
  • Supports net-zero targets
  • Encourages better building performance

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(ABBE Level 3 Qualified DEA & Elmhurst Energy Accredited)

Damp & Mould Assessments

Keep Your Home Healthy with Elmhurst Accredited Damp & Mould Assessments

Damp and mould aren’t just unsightly—they can be harmful to your health and damaging to your home. That’s why at [Your Company Name], we offer Elmhurst Accredited Damp & Mould Assessments to make sure your property is safe, comfortable, and free from hidden moisture problems.

What Happens During an Assessment?

When we visit, our accredited surveyor will:

  • Check walls, ceilings, and floors for signs of damp or mould.
  • Use specialist equipment to detect hidden moisture.
  • Test air quality for mould spores that could affect health.
  • Identify the root cause, whether it’s a leak, poor ventilation, or rising damp.
  • Provide a clear report with recommendations to fix the issue.

Why You Might Need One

Even small patches of damp can lead to bigger problems if ignored:

  • Health concerns: Mould can trigger allergies, asthma, and breathing problems—especially in children and older adults.
  • Property damage: Moisture can ruin plaster, wood, paint, and even structural elements.
  • Legal requirements: Following Awaab’s Law, landlords must address damp and mould quickly. This law, inspired by the tragic death of Awaab Ishak, ensures children and tenants live in safe, healthy homes.

Why Choose Elmhurst Accreditation?

An Elmhurst Accredited Assessment guarantees a professional, thorough inspection. Our surveyors:

  • Spot hidden damp and mould that might be missed by a regular inspection.
  • Give detailed, easy-to-understand reports for homeowners, landlords, and property managers.
  • Help you meet housing regulations and protect your tenants’ health.

Don’t Wait—Protect Your Home Today

Whether you own, manage, or rent a property, damp and mould problems shouldn’t be ignored. Book your Elmhurst Accredited Damp & Mould Assessment now and get peace of mind knowing your property—and the people in it—are safe.

(Elmhurst Energy Accredited)

đź’§Legionella Risk Assessments

What is Legionella?

Legionella bacteria can grow in water systems when:

  • Water is stored (tanks, cylinders)
  • Temperatures sit between 20–45°C
  • Water is stagnant
  • There’s limescale, sludge, or corrosion

People become ill by inhaling tiny droplets (aerosols) from showers, taps, or other outlets — not by drinking the water.

What Is a Legionella Risk Assessment?

It’s a structured inspection that:

  • Identifies risk areas in a property’s water system
  • Assesses who could be at risk
  • Recommends control measures
  • Records findings in a written report

It typically covers:

  • Cold-water storage tanks
  • Hot water cylinders & temperatures
  • Pipework layout & dead legs
  • Showers & infrequently used outlets
  • General condition of the system

Why Do You Need One?

⚖️Legal Requirement

You need a Legionella Risk Assessment if you are:

  • A landlord
  • An employer
  • A business owner responsible for premises
  • A property manager or letting agent

Under:

Landlords have a duty of care to protect tenants from exposure.

What About Homeowners?

Owner-occupiers aren’t legally required, but it’s strongly recommended if:

  • You have a stored water system
  • The property is left vacant for periods
  • There are vulnerable occupants
  • You’re buying or refurbishing a property

What Happens After the Assessment?

You may be advised to:

  • Adjust hot & cold water temperatures
  • Flush unused outlets
  • Remove dead legs
  • Clean or replace shower heads
  • Improve insulation or tank covers

Many actions are simple, low-cost maintenance tasks.

How Often Is It Needed?

  • Typically every 2 years
  • Or when there’s a change to the water system, occupancy, or use
  • Immediately after periods of vacancy

Do you require a Legionella Risk Assessment? Get in touch

(Elmhurst Energy Accredited)

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