The current Electric Vehicle Home Charge Scheme (EVHS) provides a 75% contribution towards the purchase and installation of an electric car home charger. This is capped at £350, but the government has recently announced changes to the EVHS grant. Owners of detached, semi-detached, terraced houses and bungalows will no longer be eligible from March 31, 2022. It can however still be claimed by…
For any homeowners, Management & Letting agents and Property Developers getting a new fuse board is a very daunting job, daunting perhaps because it is the fear of the unknown. In this article some of the most commonly asked questions to Mission Road Electrical are going to be put to bed and we will briefly outline the procedures from consultation…
Why haven’t you gone electric yet?? By 2035 the British Government will ban the manufacture of vehicles with combustion engines in the UK. Electric vehicles will become the norm on UK roads. They currently have a poor image but in reality, the positives of owing and running an electric vehicle out way the negatives. They are cheaper to run and…
From June 2020 it will be mandatory for rental properties in the UK to have an EICR (ElectricalInspection Condition Report) completed every 5 years. This report is essentially an electrical MOT for rental properties. Landlords will be required to hire a qualified electrical contractor associated with an approved governing body who will check the condition of the existing electrical installation…
One of the most frequently asked questions you’ll get asked by an electrician in either a domestic property, is where does the water and gas main come into the house. This isn’t because they want to look through your cupboard and take a sneak peak at your shopping, more so to check the presents of a bonding cable. They…