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Told you it wouldn't take long for band wagon jumpers to pounce
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The company is ECO APPROACH LTD, seems they have expanded from EPCs to cover as many other areas as they can, including EICRs, now there is a ready market of landlords waiting to part with their money.
Also interesting to read their T&Cs, as a contractor for them, you are only allowed to do a full EICR with all sections completed; anything less and you don't get paid.
Also interesting to read their T&Cs, as a contractor for them, you are only allowed to do a full EICR with all sections completed; anything less and you don't get paid.
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