How we can help landlords
Access arranged sensibly
We work with landlords, tenants and agents to make the visit easier to organise.
Clear property records
The findings support maintenance planning and future communication on the property.
Repairs after inspection
If defects show up, we can move on to the remedial work needed to resolve them.
Rental inspections tailored to your property
Landlord electrical paperwork tends to become urgent the moment a tenancy date or inspection date is staring back at you. We carry out the inspection and testing needed to assess the fixed electrical installation in rented property and provide the resulting safety documentation. With Martin and Son Electrical Ltd, landlords, agents and property managers can arrange access, get clear findings and move on to any remedial work without spinning the job out longer than it needs to be. It is a practical service built for occupied homes, managed property and real diaries.
Access, findings and follow-on work made straightforward
For a useful inspection, we need access to the consumer unit, sockets, switches, lighting points and the relevant fixed wiring. Once testing is complete, the results help support property records, maintenance planning and communication with tenants or managing agents. If defects are identified, we can explain the priorities and carry out the follow-on work needed to put things right, carrying out the inspection, the paperwork and any remedial action handled in one clear process.
Frequently asked questions
Do tenants need to be present for the inspection?
Access needs to be arranged to the parts of the property being inspected, so the exact setup depends on who is managing the visit. The key point is making sure we can reach the consumer unit, rooms, sockets, switches and lighting points without unnecessary delays.
What needs to be accessible during the visit?
We usually need access to the consumer unit, sockets, switches, lighting points and representative areas of the fixed wiring installation. If rooms, cupboards or stored belongings block key points, the inspection can slow down or leave gaps in what can be checked.
What happens if the property has electrical defects?
We explain what has been found and which items need attention first, then we can discuss the remedial work required. That makes it easier to move from inspection to action without trying to piece the job together between different contractors and different reports.