There is widespread confusion in the public’s mind when it comes to electrical compliance if a property is to be transferred / sold. What can I do to ensure that I will have minimum costs to pay when I sell? Take some time to check all the lights in your property. Ensure that the globes […]
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Maintenance and water compliance
Dripping taps : We have all experienced this in our homes but it should not be ignored. If water is wasted then so is your money. Compliance denotes that no taps may be dripping when in the “off” position. Leaking pipes : Most pipes will begin to leak at the joints, so check for […]
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On Fri, Nov 13, 2020 at 15:04 PM Hi Janine, When JP and his colleague Raeez arrived today I expressed my concern and anxiety about the task ahead. They both reassured me that they would do their utmost to ensure an excellent outcome. This they have done. The job was finished within time, […]
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Adjust the thermostat of your geyser at home to the 55 degree celsius to 65 degree celsius range. Water heating makes up most of your electricity bill (generally about 30 – 40 %). By taking a shower instead of a bath you will use less hot water. Where possible, install insulation between the ceiling and […]
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Do I have beetle in my floors
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A large portion of homeowners have changed to gas installations in their homes as a result of increased load shedding and the rising cost of electricity in South Africa. It’s important for a property to remain compliant in order to meet specific regulations to ensure insurance policies remain valid. Important: If you suspect a gas […]
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BEETLE TREATMENT OF FLOORS – DOSS Inspection Services Cape Town. Please note that some preparation is required prior to a beetle treatment being carried out: 1. Clear all soft furnishings from the areas to be treated (e.g. remove loose lay rugs and carpets, cardboard boxes, bedding and curtains that hang to the floor). 2. No […]
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PRIVATE STOP COCKS ON PROPERTIES: In times of emergency do you know where your main stop-cock is situated on your premises? It would be prudent to identify it, check what mechanism it has for turning off and make sure it works. This is one of the items on our inspector’s checklist when they are conducting […]
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