ECA AND ELECSA GIVE EAGAHEAT A WARM FINANCIAL GLOW

Eagaheat Electrical Services has become a member of the Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA) and transferred its Part P notifications to ELECSA, saving Eagaheat an estimated £10K - £15k per annum on the cost of Part P job notifications alone.

The company employs around 60 electricians, who provide installation, maintenance, testing, inspection and repair services in both domestic and commercial properties. As part of Eaga, their national client base includes local authorities and housing associations as well as homeowners.

In joining the ECA, Eagaheat benefits from the support, advice and technical backup offered by the industry’s leading trade association. They currently notify around 300-400 electrical jobs per month under Part P of the building regulations, so transferring their notifications to the ECA owned ELECSA scheme made financial sense.

Jonathan Littlefield, area operations manager for the company said “one of the main reasons for joining ELECSA was the savings that we could make on the cost of job notifications. With ELECSA we pay £1.50+vat to register each Part P job, which is around half the cost we were paying before.”

Stuart Carvell, North East Regional Manager for the ECA said “Since the ECA purchased ELECSA almost 3 years ago, the scheme has gone from strength to strength. Combined with ECA membership, we can offer a competitive package to contractors looking for recognition in all types of work they undertake.”

ELECSA is the second largest Part P scheme, with over 6,000 approved electrical contractors. Business Development Manager Sarah Fry said “we pride ourselves on providing a straightforward approach for electrical contractors. Our cost effective Part P job notification system means we can offer considerable savings for larger electrical contractors like Eagaheat.”