EICRs & Electrical Testing
Inspection and testing of fixed installations, with reports and the remedial work identified kept within the wider programme.
Planned electrical maintenance
Plan the visits.
Keep on top of the work.
Regular electrical inspections, maintenance and repairs for the properties in your care. Planned around your homes, blocks, shared spaces and the people who use them.
Discuss Your Programme
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A programme for your portfolio
Plan the inspections.
Keep track of the repairs.
We bring electrical testing, residential alarm work, lighting and ventilation maintenance into a programme for your properties. The scope can include checks, servicing, replacements and the repairs identified along the way.
We support property owners, managing agents and housing providers across London and Essex, focused around the M25 area. We plan around the locations, residents and work due, whether you manage one block or a wider group of homes. Commercial maintenance is also available.
Each system has its own testing and maintenance requirements. We coordinate visits where appropriate, while keeping those requirements separate from EICR intervals.
How We Plan Your ProgrammeSmoke, Heat & CO Alarms
Residential alarm checks, maintenance and replacements, coordinated with property visits where appropriate.
Extractor Fans & Ventilation
Checks and maintenance of extraction equipment, with faults and replacement needs reported against the property job.
General & Emergency Lighting
Maintenance of communal fittings and controls, alongside testing and servicing of emergency lighting.
Repairs & Remedial Works
Electrical faults and inspection findings followed through to agreed repairs, with outstanding work kept in view.
Planned Replacements & Upgrades
Consumer units, wiring, bonding and equipment replacements planned from inspection findings and your property priorities.
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)
Inspection and testing of portable electrical appliances, with results linked to the property job. We agree which equipment is included and the testing schedule for your programme.
Consumer-Unit Thermal Imaging
Thermal images help flag unusual heat in a consumer unit for further investigation. We record the images and findings with the job, supporting maintenance alongside electrical inspection and testing.
Make the arrangements clear
The right scope.
A practical plan.
We agree the work, access arrangements, repair approvals and reporting before the programme starts.
Starting a new programme or changing contractor? We can discuss start dates, whether to introduce the work in stages, and what each team needs to have ready.
Define the Programme
We review the properties, work due and previous reports with you, then agree a maintenance schedule.
Plan Locations & Access
We plan visits around property locations, resident contact and keyholder access, with arrangements for missed appointments agreed in advance.
Agree the Follow-Up
We agree rates or quotations, spending limits and who can approve additional work. Your team can see what is included and what needs a separate decision.
Keep the Work Traceable
Our system links visits and documents to the property job. Updates cover completed work, outstanding defects and any access, approval or return-visit arrangements still needed.
Working around the people who use the building
Access arranged
around your residents.
We arrange resident access through letters, SMS, email and WhatsApp, using the contact arrangements agreed for your programme.
Tell us about resident communication or support needs, keyholders and restrictions on interrupting supplies. We agree what residents need to know before a visit and how missed access or changes will be reported to your team.
Support for Housing ProvidersExtractor fans & ventilation
Keep ventilation
within the maintenance plan.
We check, maintain and replace extractor fans and ventilation equipment in residential properties, including kitchen and bathroom extraction. Reported faults can be investigated alongside other electrical work or as a separate instruction.
Share the systems installed, any known problems and your servicing requirements. We establish the scope, record the findings and agree any repairs or replacements. For larger changes, we review the existing arrangement and the requirements for the property first.
Work Between TenanciesUseful to know
Planning your programme.
Start with your current requirements. We can discuss scope and suitability before agreeing the work.
Can we discuss an existing maintenance schedule?
Yes. Share your current schedule, property locations and the tasks you need covered. Let us know what is working and where you need support.
Are repairs included in planned maintenance?
We agree what is included before the programme starts, along with how any additional repairs will be quoted, authorised and recorded.
How are inspection dates planned?
The schedule depends on the properties, installations, existing reports and tasks in scope. Share your current inspection dates so the appropriate recurring work and follow-up can be planned together.
How would a new programme start?
We review your property list, existing reports, due dates and outstanding work, together with access and reporting arrangements. We then agree the resources and a practical start date, introducing the work in stages where appropriate.
What information helps with an enquiry?
Your organisation, property locations and types, approximate portfolio size, the work required and proposed timing. Include any existing schedule, access constraints and reporting requirements.
Let’s talk about your properties
Planning your next
maintenance programme?
Tell us about the buildings in your care and the planned electrical work you need.
Already working with Frost?
Need help with a planned visit?
Contact our team for questions about an existing job or appointment.