Terms & Conditions
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1. Installations:
(a) All electrical installation work will comply with BS7671 and any amendments in force at the time of the works.
(b) All electrical installation work will comply with applicable Building Regulations in force at the time of the works.
(c) Electrical Installation and Minor Works certificates and Building Regulations notifications issued by RFCSES cover only those works installed by RFCSES.
(d) Where work is to extend or modify existing circuits, costs quoted assume existing circuits are safe and in adequate condition. Any works required to bring these circuits up to standard will be at additional cost.
(e) No addition or alteration will be carried out to rubber insulated (VIR) cables
(f) Where carpet or floor coverings require lifting, best endeavours will be made to avoid damage and to refit to an acceptable standard. However, employing a specialist fitter may be prudent, to effect a fully satisfactory reinstatement.
(g) Unless agreed before hand, chases to walls, etc will be left un-filled. Final finishing of skim coat plaster and final decoration is excluded.
(h) RFCSES will endeavour to undertake installation work to a clean standard. However, some additional vacuuming and cleaning down of surfaces should be expected afterwards. Any equipment susceptible to damage from dust (eg video or computer equipment) must be removed from the work area prior to RFCSES’ arrival.
2.New Consumer Units:
(a) Installation of new consumer units (fuse board) is subject to the whole installation being tested to ensure it is safe to be connected to a new consumer unit. This is a legal requirement under Part P Building Regulations. The basic cost for this is included in the installation cost.
(b) Any faults found during the above testing which are deemed unsafe, must be rectified prior to that circuit being reconnected to any new consumer unit. Any costs for such work are not included. Such issues will be brought to the clients attention as soon as is practical during works.
(c) In particular it may be necessary to install new main services bonding to water, gas or oil supplies. This is especially common on properties built during or prior to the early 1970s and again these are at additional cost unless agreed otherwise beforehand.
3. Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) aka Landlords Certificate.
{These will be listed in the report under section 4 “Extent and Limitations”}
(a) EICR’s will be carried out in accordance with BS 7671 & Section 3.8.4 of Guidance Note 3
(b)100% of all traceable circuits will be electrically tested and the results recorded.
(c)A 25% sample of equipment on each circuit, being internally examined. This sample may be increased depending on findings.
(d) Cables concealed within trunking and conduits, or cables and conduits concealed under floors, in inaccessible roof spaces and generally within the fabric of the building or underground, will not been visually inspected.
(e) No Portable Appliance Testing (PAT).
(f) No testing or commenting on Smoke Alarms.
4.Exclusions:
(a) Whilst we try to be as helpful as possible and will generally do some limited moving to create access, the clearing and / or moving of furniture and other items blocking access to work areas are not included within the quote.
(b) Whilst RFCSES will try and ensure that electrical items are plugged back in and in working order before we leave the premises, we will not be held responsible for any losses due to any electrical item not being plugged back in and / or switched on.
(c) Removal from site and disposal of rubble, materials, general waste and packaging is not included. RFCSES may, at their discretion, remove old fittings and wiring for responsible disposal.
5.Pricing:
(a) Estimated costs assume continuous and unhindered access to the site by prior arrangement with the client.
(b) Unless stated otherwise, the costs quoted assume standard working hours between 09:00hrs – 17:00hrs Monday to Friday inclusive. Work required by the client outside these hours may attract premium rates although we will try and be flexible.
(c) Additional work not covered in stated costs will attract an additional charge plus materials.
(d) Estimates are valid for 30 days from the date of the quote.
6.Risk and Title of Goods:
(a) The risk in all goods supplied shall pass to the Client upon delivery.
(b) All goods supplied shall remain the property of RF Cox & Son Electrical Services until all sums due have been paid in full.
7.Warranty:
(a) RFCSES warrants its installation work to be defect free for a period of twelve months from the invoice date. Cover does not extend to goods supplied by others, physical damage, wilful misuse or instances where the installation has been altered or tampered with by third parties. The warranty also excludes fair wear and tear, lamps, fuses or other consumables.
(b)The warranty is part of contract between RFCSES and the Client, and therefore non transferrable in cases whereby the property is sold, and no longer owned by the Client.
(c) Where projects involve works by third party trades, any damage to the electrical installation by third parties shall remain the responsibility of the Client. Any rectification costs must be paid by the Client prior to commencement of second fix. Recovery of such costs from any third party shall be the Clients responsibility.
(d) Security alarms will be fitted with tamper seal on main panel. All warranty is void if this is broken. Request of engineer code will also void any warranty
8.Payment:
(a) Unless agreed in writing, payment in full should be made on completion of the specified works.
(b) Larger projects may require deposit before work, as stated in estimate (if applicable)
(c) Where projects involve separate first and second fix works, part payment may be due on completion of first fix (see quote for more details)
(d) Details for Paying by Bank Transfer, Please refer to your invoice or email payment@rfcses.com
(e) In the event of any non payment RFCSES reserve the right to withhold any certificates for work carried out until such payments are made.
1. Installations:
(a) All electrical installation work will comply with BS7671 and any amendments in force at the time of the works.
(b) All electrical installation work will comply with applicable Building Regulations in force at the time of the works.
(c) Electrical Installation and Minor Works certificates and Building Regulations notifications issued by RFCSES cover only those works installed by RFCSES.
(d) Where work is to extend or modify existing circuits, costs quoted assume existing circuits are safe and in adequate condition. Any works required to bring these circuits up to standard will be at additional cost.
(e) No addition or alteration will be carried out to rubber insulated (VIR) cables
(f) Where carpet or floor coverings require lifting, best endeavours will be made to avoid damage and to refit to an acceptable standard. However, employing a specialist fitter may be prudent, to effect a fully satisfactory reinstatement.
(g) Unless agreed before hand, chases to walls, etc will be left un-filled. Final finishing of skim coat plaster and final decoration is excluded.
(h) RFCSES will endeavour to undertake installation work to a clean standard. However, some additional vacuuming and cleaning down of surfaces should be expected afterwards. Any equipment susceptible to damage from dust (eg video or computer equipment) must be removed from the work area prior to RFCSES’ arrival.
2.New Consumer Units:
(a) Installation of new consumer units (fuse board) is subject to the whole installation being tested to ensure it is safe to be connected to a new consumer unit. This is a legal requirement under Part P Building Regulations. The basic cost for this is included in the installation cost.
(b) Any faults found during the above testing which are deemed unsafe, must be rectified prior to that circuit being reconnected to any new consumer unit. Any costs for such work are not included. Such issues will be brought to the clients attention as soon as is practical during works.
(c) In particular it may be necessary to install new main services bonding to water, gas or oil supplies. This is especially common on properties built during or prior to the early 1970s and again these are at additional cost unless agreed otherwise beforehand.
3. Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) aka Landlords Certificate.
{These will be listed in the report under section 4 “Extent and Limitations”}
(a) EICR’s will be carried out in accordance with BS 7671 & Section 3.8.4 of Guidance Note 3
(b)100% of all traceable circuits will be electrically tested and the results recorded.
(c)A 25% sample of equipment on each circuit, being internally examined. This sample may be increased depending on findings.
(d) Cables concealed within trunking and conduits, or cables and conduits concealed under floors, in inaccessible roof spaces and generally within the fabric of the building or underground, will not been visually inspected.
(e) No Portable Appliance Testing (PAT).
(f) No testing or commenting on Smoke Alarms.
4.Exclusions:
(a) Whilst we try to be as helpful as possible and will generally do some limited moving to create access, the clearing and / or moving of furniture and other items blocking access to work areas are not included within the quote.
(b) Whilst RFCSES will try and ensure that electrical items are plugged back in and in working order before we leave the premises, we will not be held responsible for any losses due to any electrical item not being plugged back in and / or switched on.
(c) Removal from site and disposal of rubble, materials, general waste and packaging is not included. RFCSES may, at their discretion, remove old fittings and wiring for responsible disposal.
5.Pricing:
(a) Estimated costs assume continuous and unhindered access to the site by prior arrangement with the client.
(b) Unless stated otherwise, the costs quoted assume standard working hours between 09:00hrs – 17:00hrs Monday to Friday inclusive. Work required by the client outside these hours may attract premium rates although we will try and be flexible.
(c) Additional work not covered in stated costs will attract an additional charge plus materials.
(d) Estimates are valid for 30 days from the date of the quote.
6.Risk and Title of Goods:
(a) The risk in all goods supplied shall pass to the Client upon delivery.
(b) All goods supplied shall remain the property of RF Cox & Son Electrical Services until all sums due have been paid in full.
7.Warranty:
(a) RFCSES warrants its installation work to be defect free for a period of twelve months from the invoice date. Cover does not extend to goods supplied by others, physical damage, wilful misuse or instances where the installation has been altered or tampered with by third parties. The warranty also excludes fair wear and tear, lamps, fuses or other consumables.
(b)The warranty is part of contract between RFCSES and the Client, and therefore non transferrable in cases whereby the property is sold, and no longer owned by the Client.
(c) Where projects involve works by third party trades, any damage to the electrical installation by third parties shall remain the responsibility of the Client. Any rectification costs must be paid by the Client prior to commencement of second fix. Recovery of such costs from any third party shall be the Clients responsibility.
(d) Security alarms will be fitted with tamper seal on main panel. All warranty is void if this is broken. Request of engineer code will also void any warranty
8.Payment:
(a) Unless agreed in writing, payment in full should be made on completion of the specified works.
(b) Larger projects may require deposit before work, as stated in estimate (if applicable)
(c) Where projects involve separate first and second fix works, part payment may be due on completion of first fix (see quote for more details)
(d) Details for Paying by Bank Transfer, Please refer to your invoice or email payment@rfcses.com
(e) In the event of any non payment RFCSES reserve the right to withhold any certificates for work carried out until such payments are made.