INSPECTION INFORMATION
Electrical Compliance | Wood Destroying Insects Inspection
Industrial / Commercial work by negotiation
Payment can be accepted on transfer, provided conveyancers are
in funds and undertake to settle our account
Discount offered for cash payments on completion of remedial
work
INSPECTION FOR ELECTRICAL COMPLIANCE
Authority:
Occupational Health & Safety Act, 1993 (Act 85 of 1993)
SANS 10142-1:2003 (SABS 0142) Edition 1.1 (as amended 2003)
Government Notice No.1373 of 8 November 2002
Electrical Contracting Board
Electrical Contractors' Association
Purpose:
In order to issue a Compliance Certificate the electrical installation
of a property should be tested to determine whether it is safe
and complies with the current regulations.
We Inspect:
Amongst other things, Circuit Breakers; Distribution Boards; Earth Leakage;
Earth Continuity; Illegal Installations / Additions; Insulation;
Lights; Loop Impedance; Plugs; Polarities; Resistance; Voltage;
and Wiring Circuits.
Please Note:
All appliances e.g. ovens, stoves, geysers, pools, air conditioners, fans, gate motors, jacuzzis,
etc are excluded from the scope of work required for the purpose of issuing a compliance certificate.
Repairs:
The inspection report will reflect minimum repairs required for purpose of issuing an electrical compliance certificate.
Costs:
All electrical repairs individually quoted for. Inspections as per
tariff.
Electrical Inspection Tariff W.E.F 1st October 2008:
Flat
: R325.00
Single Storey House : R460.00
Multi-Level House : R540.00
Commercial Property : By negotiation
Excludes VAT
Excludes electrical repairs
Subject to change
INSPECTION FOR WOOD DESTROYING INSECTS
Authority:
Registrar: Act 36 of 1947
Department of Agriculture
S.A. Pest Control Association
Pest Control Service Industries Board
Purpose:
In order to issue a Certificate of Clearance all visible and accessible
timbers/joinery of all structures on the property to be inspected
for the presence of wood-destroying insects.
These include:
White ants (subterranean termites); Wood borer (dry-wood termites);
and Wood Rot noted/commented on if significant.
Recommended Treatments if infestation found:
Drill/inject/ spray - Termiticide
Fumigate - Methyl Bromide, Drill/inject/spray
Costs:
Treatments/work individually quoted for. Inspections as per tariff.
Infestation Inspection Tariff W.E.F 1st October 2008:
Flat
: R300.00
Single Storey House : R355.00
Multi-Level House : R410.00
Commercial Property : By negotiation
Excludes VAT
Excludes cost of treating infestation
Subject to change
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