Crystal Electronics Ltd notes that councils can now issue immediate fines up to £7,000 to private landlords for severe damp, black mould, and freezing conditions.
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🚨 LANDLORDS & HOUSING ASSOCIATIONS: The rules on damp and property hazards have officially changed. The compliance landscape just experienced its biggest shake-up in de…
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Crystal Electronics Ltd
Specialist Electrical Engineers, experts in the areas of EICR, PAT testing, IRS systems, data networking, & EVC installs
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- Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
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- Northampton, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Crystal Electronics Ltd
We have a 35 year history of mobilising large teams of electrical engineers to deliver programs of work, managed by an internal team of qualified project managers and field based QSs. Experts in areas of EICR, Pat testing, Data networking, IRS systems, CCTV, EVC installs, We’ve been investing in preparing our (100 plus) team of field based engineers and QS’s for the future exponential growth in EV.
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Crystal Electronics Ltd notes that Awaab's Law Phase 2 triggered and coming into force on 30 November 2026 expands social housing rules to 7 new hazards including electrics, pests, and broken heating.
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Crystal Electronics Ltd notes that the new timelines for Awaab's Law include 24 hours to fix health threats, 10 days to investigate damp and mould, and 5 days to complete safety works after investigation.
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