As a landlord, navigating the legal landscape of property management can be exhausting. However, it's crucial for ensuring the safety of tenants as well as ensuring you’re in compliance with the law.With the New Repairing Standards set to take effect in March, many of the regulations you're familiar with are about to change.So, we'd like to highlight the core responsibilities that the New Repairing Standards focus on, helping you to identify areas within your properties that may no longer meet these guidelines, as well as electrical faults to look out for.
Read MoreEmbracing the Green Revolution with EV Charging Points The world of motor transport is undergoing a remarkable transformation. Electric cars once considered a futuristic concept, have now become a reality for many. As of the end of June 2023, there are over 810,000 fully electric cars on UK roads, an astounding jump from the 265, […]
Read MoreManaging multiple premises isn’t a part-time job. When things go wrong, you need to know that there are reliable electricians that you can rely on.
Read MoreWith the current rise in the cost of living across the UK and Scotland more and more landlords and homeowners may be tempted to save a quick penny by doing DIY electrical works as part of their home maintenance, but did you know you may have legal obligations to ensure certain works are done by a qualified electrician?
Read MoreWe are delighted to announce the launch of our latest expansion in the electrical solutions industry – H&V Electrical Solutions.
Read MoreIn the modern world safety and compliance is more prevalent and necessary than ever. Many rules and regulations are put in place every year by the UK government to ensure the country is a safer place for everyone to live in.
Read MoreAt Keith Gunn, we have been the leading Edinburgh based business for all your electrical needs for over 30 years. We believe businesses can be the driving force behind meaningful change in the world.
Read MoreFor many small businesses, finding savings, no matter how small, is very important for the bottom line. With the cost of energy increasing at an unprecedented rate in 2022, this rise will have a significant impact.
Read MoreKeith Gunn Electrical Solutions is one of the leading electrical contractors in Edinburgh and Central Scotland. Fully accredited NICEIC electricians, their professionalism and customer service is second to none and they are committed to improving all aspects of their business.
Read MoreWhen a retail client needs help with their shop lighting, most of the work you’ll be doing for them as an electrician will be technical. But they’ll be even happier if you help them with suggestions for how to improve the overall look and feel of their store using lighting. Here are some tips you can share to add value to your service.
Read MoreAt Keith Gunn Electrical Solutions, we are committed to celebrating our nation’s heritage. Being based in central Edinburgh, our work and our ethos has long been influenced by our historic surroundings and the iconic legacies of the Scottish thought leaders that paved the way for innovation today.
Read MoreThese days, with many of us working from home in the lockdown, it’s more important than ever to be productive in the home office. While having your own space to work (away from kids and other distractions!) is essential, it’s also important to have a fast internet connection.
Read MoreTransforming your garden can be accomplished with relative ease thanks to the myriad of outdoor lighting options that are available. Recreating that great feeling of arriving at a stylish hotel every time you pull onto your own driveway doesn’t need to be a difficult, or overly expensive, project to undertake – you’ve just got to know where to look and who to call, both of which this post should assist you with!
Read MoreLandlords in Scotland have several legal responsibilities to their tenants, and if you are a landlord, it’s important to meet all your requirements. This includes ensuring the electrical safety of the property you are letting.
Read MoreYour home is likely to be one of the most important investments you’ve ever made, and for good reason, too.You’ll want to protect your home at all costs and make sure that it’s a comfortable environment for you and your loved ones to live in, which means keeping everything running safely – as it should be.
Read MoreFrom putting a lid on a pot to switching to a lower washing machine setting, you can significantly bring down your annual bills and reduce your carbon footprint at the same time.
Read MoreChoosing an electrician to carry out work in your home or office can feel like negotiating a minefield. There are lots of electricians out there so how do you choose the right one?
Read MoreSometimes we get a hard time as an electrician as I’ll explain below. Some people have outdated ideas stemming from decades ago when the industry was less regulated. Here are 5 myths about electricians that you probably still believe – and which aren’t true!
Read MoreIf you have moved into a new property or are thinking about buying one, you may ask this question: – When does a house need a rewire? There are lots of old properties in Edinburgh, and many are in need of a rewire. Since most of us don’t have an electrical background, it would be wise to get a local electrician out to take a look over the property to advise.
Read MoreIt is the national standard in the UK for electrical installation and the safety of electrical wiring in domestic, commercial, industrial, and other buildings, also in special installations and locations, such as marinas or caravan parks.
Read MoreYou may or may not already know it, but your home is a playground for your little ones.However, your children may not realise the dangers that surround them, especially with regards to electricity.
Read MoreChandeliers are one of the most decorative lighting fixtures available on the market, and they make a great focal point for any room.
Read MoreMost people know where their fuse box (or consumer unit) is in their home. It is usually found near their property entrance. A fuse box controls all of the electrical circuits in your home and is the place you should go to turn off your electrical supply in an emergency.
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