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Commercial Premises - Electrical Certificates
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Can anyone tell me whose responsibility it is to have an IEE certificate in place for a commercial property, and how often it has to be done.
From the research work that I've done so far, it looks as if the responsibility sits with the landlord, but a further search shows that the responsibility could be "passed down" to the tenant contained in the terms of the lease.
Hope someone can provide me with a simple answer - thanks.
Can anyone tell me whose responsibility it is to have an IEE certificate in place for a commercial property, and how often it has to be done.
From the research work that I've done so far, it looks as if the responsibility sits with the landlord, but a further search shows that the responsibility could be "passed down" to the tenant contained in the terms of the lease.
Hope someone can provide me with a simple answer - thanks.
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Generally......when you take out the lease the landlord will issue an Electrical Installation Condition Report.During the lease term you will be responsible for any subsequent inspections/tests.At the end of the lease you will be required to finance any dilapidation works (sometimes to include the costs of any reversion works)and you will need to provide a condition report.The interval will depend on the type of business (generally 3/5 years)...but always at change of tenant.You need to check your terms of lease.
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