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Electrical work in Mold — competence, certificates and what a rewire involves.

Before electrical work in Mold, ask which competent person scheme they belong to (NICEIC, NAPIT, etc.) and confirm you get an Electrical Installation Certificate or EICR for the job done.

Source: Electrical Safety First — finding an electrician · Checked: 2026-08-20 · Domestic electrical work in Mold, Wales

Registered

Ask which competent person scheme they belong to

Certificate

EIC / EICR should match the work done

What to know

Competence and certificates

Electrical work in Mold should leave you with paperwork you understand — not only a switched-on light. Consumer-unit upgrades and rewires need clear scope and a certificate.

What to ask before they start

Which scheme they are on, whether notification to building control is included, and whether the quote covers materials and testing.

Local note for Mold

Notifiable electrical work should leave you with an EIC or EICR certificate — ask before the job starts.

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Common questions

Do I need a certificate?: For most new circuits, consumer units and major alterations, yes — keep the Electrical Installation Certificate.
Are DIY consumer units legal?: Not for most householders — use a competent electrician and get the notification right.

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