Remedial Works After Failed EICR in Tunbridge Wells

An unsatisfactory EICR in a Tunbridge Wells property creates the standard 28-day deadline — but the remedial works required in this town's older housing stock often involve a degree of complexity that is less common elsewhere in Kent. In the Georgian and Victorian properties that form a significant part of Tunbridge Wells's rental stock, C2 observations frequently combine: missing RCD protection in a partially upgraded consumer unit; insulation resistance degradation in cable runs that have been in service for 60 or 70 years; bonding deficiencies to services; and in listed properties, a requirement to approach remedial works sensitively.

For some of Tunbridge Wells's oldest and most characterful lets, remedial works involve an element of design — routing cables unobtrusively, avoiding adverse impact on original plaster and joinery, and sometimes seeking listed building consent for works that involve penetrations or surface-mounted accessories in sensitive areas.

We provide a written quotation covering all identified observations before authorising any works, and issue satisfactory documentation on completion.