Commercial electrical work for Bangor (County Down) buildings
Northern Ireland has its own fire safety order, its own HMO licensing law and its own building regulations, so compliance work here follows Northern Ireland legislation rather than the rules in Great Britain.
Fire safety and electrical safety overlap more than most people expect. Faulty wiring is a common cause of fires, cable installations can break compartment lines, and plastic cable clips in escape routes can drop cables during a fire and trap firefighters. Since 2019, BS 7671 has required wiring systems in escape routes to be supported against premature collapse.
Our electricians clear EICR remedials, upgrade distribution boards, replace landlord supplies in blocks of flats, fire-stop service penetrations they have created, and install fire-rated containment. Every job comes with the right BS 7671 certificate.
The rules that apply in Bangor (County Down)
Landlords of private tenancies in Northern Ireland must have the electrical installation inspected at least every five years under the Private Tenancies (Northern Ireland) Order 2006 as amended.
What is included
- EICR remedial works
- Consumer unit and distribution board upgrades
- Landlord supply and communal lighting works
- Fire-resisting cable supports in escape routes
- Fire stopping of new service penetrations
- Electrical installation and minor works certificates
Buildings we work on in Bangor (County Down)
- Commercial landlords
- Managing agents
- Facilities managers
- Retail and hospitality
- Industrial estates
Areas we cover from Bangor (County Down)
From Bangor (County Down) we also cover Newtownabbey (9 miles), Belfast (11 miles), Lisburn (18 miles), Ballymena (28 miles) and Craigavon (32 miles). Elsewhere in County Down we work in Newry. If your building is not in a listed town, we still cover it: every enquiry for commercial electrical work in Northern Ireland is handled the same way.