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Awaab’s Law & landlord duties
Awaab’s Law sets deadlines for social landlords to fix serious hazards like damp and mould. It doesn’t replace your EICR. We handle the electrical side.
Damp and mould risks sit alongside electrical safety for rental homes and HMOs. Westinghouse helps Birmingham and West Midlands landlords stay ahead with EICR certificates, fire alarm checks and emergency lighting inspections — clear reports, fixed prices where we can, and a proper job.
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Quick answers for landlords
What is Awaab’s Law?
It sets duties for social landlords in England to act on serious hazards, including damp and mould. It does not replace electrical safety duties such as an EICR.
Does an EICR fix damp or mould?
No. An EICR checks the fixed electrical installation. Damp, mould and building-fabric issues need to be reported and addressed separately.
What can Westinghouse test?
Electrical Installation Condition Reports, fire alarm checks and emergency lighting inspections are listed on this page. The right checks depend on the property.
Where does Westinghouse work?
Westinghouse covers Birmingham and the West Midlands. Use the request-a-quote page or call or WhatsApp to discuss the property. Based at 9 Tetley Road, Birmingham B11 3BU — 0121 798 2595 / 07749 701 970.