NICEIC Approved Electrical Installation & Testing
Blackwell & Denton FM Ltd are an NICEIC Approved Contractor carrying out electrical installation, inspection and testing for homes, landlords and businesses across York and North Yorkshire — from a single socket to a full commercial fit-out, always certified and always recorded.
Installed, tested and certified properly
Everything below is carried out to current wiring regulations, tested on completion and issued with the right certificate. Nothing is left undocumented, because the certificate is what protects you with insurers, tenants and buyers.
EICR — fixed wire inspection & testing
Electrical Installation Condition Reports for homes, rentals and commercial premises, with coded observations explained in plain English and remedial work quoted separately, not assumed.
Consumer units & distribution boards
Board upgrades to current standards with RCBO protection and surge protection, plus three-phase distribution boards, sub-mains and submetering for commercial sites.
Rewires & partial rewires
Full property rewires and room-by-room work where a whole rewire is not warranted, with routes planned to keep disruption and making-good down.
Fault finding & diagnostics
Tripping circuits, intermittent faults, burning smells, dead sockets and nuisance RCD trips traced to their actual cause instead of being patched over.
Additional circuits, sockets & power
Kitchen and utility circuits, garage and outbuilding supplies, garden power, machinery and equipment circuits, and dedicated supplies for appliances.
Lighting design & installation
Domestic lighting schemes, LED replacement of tired commercial fittings, external and security lighting, and controls that cut running costs without leaving areas dark.
Emergency lighting & fire alarm wiring
Emergency lighting installation, periodic duration testing and certification, plus fire alarm system wiring and containment for commercial premises.
PAT testing (portable appliances)
Appliance testing for offices, shops, workshops, rentals and schools, with labelled items and a full asset register issued on completion.
Commercial installation & fit-out
Shop, office, workshop and industrial installations — containment, three-phase supplies, machine wiring and phased works around your trading hours.
Solar, battery & EV charger electrics
The board work, isolators, earthing, protection and notification behind solar arrays, battery storage and EV chargepoints, all under the same registration.
Remedial works from someone else's report
Holding an EICR full of C1 and C2 codes from another contractor? We will price and carry out the remedials and reissue a satisfactory report.
Emergency electrical call-outs
Loss of power, dangerous damage, water ingress into electrics or a board that will not reset — reactive attendance for contract customers around the clock.
Homes & landlords
For households, landlords and managing agents across York, the paperwork matters as much as the work: an EICR that is accepted, remedials that are actually cleared, and certificates you can hand to a tenant or a solicitor.
- EICRs for rented property, meeting the five-year requirement
- Consumer unit upgrades with RCBO and surge protection
- Full and partial rewires with making-good agreed up front
- Extra sockets, lighting, garden and outbuilding supplies
- Fault finding on tripping circuits and dead sockets
- Remedial work following a failed report from anyone
- Certificates issued promptly and kept on file for you
Commercial & industrial
For businesses, schools, shops and industrial units, we work to your operating hours and keep a compliance record you can produce for insurers and inspectors without a scramble.
- Fixed wire testing programmed across a site or portfolio
- Three-phase distribution, sub-mains and submetering
- Emergency lighting installation, testing and certification
- PAT testing with a full labelled asset register
- Machine and equipment wiring, containment and isolation
- Out-of-hours and phased works around trading
- Planned electrical compliance under one facilities contract
Six steps, start to finish
Tell us what you need
A certificate, a repair, an upgrade, or a report you have been told you must produce. A photo of the board over WhatsApp helps us price accurately.
Survey or scope call
For larger work we visit; for straightforward jobs we scope it by phone, confirming board type, circuit count, access and any known issues.
Quote & date
A written quote with what is included and what is excluded, plus a date that fits around tenants, trading hours or production.
Carry out the work
Work carried out to current wiring regulations by our own engineers, with isolation, safe working and dust protection managed properly.
Test & certify
Full testing on completion, then the correct certificate — EIC, Minor Works, EICR or emergency lighting — issued under our NICEIC Approved registration.
Records & next inspection
Certificates sent through and kept on file, with the next inspection date flagged so nothing quietly lapses.
What every electrical job includes
If your installation is unsafe, you will hear it straight
Some inspections turn up things that cannot wait — a damaged board, missing earthing, burnt terminals or DIY work behind a wall. Where we find a C1 danger present, we will make it safe on the day and tell you exactly what it means. We will not inflate a report to sell remedials, and we will not sign off an installation that does not deserve it. If the honest answer is that a rewire is cheaper than chasing faults, we will say that too.
Electrical compliance sits inside our facilities work, not beside it
NICEIC Approved electrical work, Gas Safe heating, appliance repairs, planned maintenance, landlord certificates, cleaning and reactive call-outs all come from the same Clifton Moor team. One contractor holds your certificates, knows your building and answers the phone when something trips at two in the morning.
Need a certificate, a repair or an upgrade?
Tell us the postcode and what you are dealing with, and we will get an engineer to you across York and North Yorkshire. Advice first, quote second.