I'm about to make an offer for a house owned, wired and certificated by an electrician. Is an electrician allowed to issue a certificate for work he's carried out himself on his own home?

If the Electrician is Part P approved with a recognised organization such as the NIC EIC or Napit etc then absolutely they can certify work on their own property. Regards Andy Hough (Property Refurbishment0 NIC EIC Domestic Electrician

Yes he is, as long as any works conducted after 2001 were notified under part p.

If the rewiring is recent and the electrician is certified under part P then yes.

Yes, if he is part P registered and a competent person.

Yes he can, if he is part p then you could check with his governing body that everything is ok.otherwise there isn't anything wrong with that as long as the certificates are in order Chris

If the guy is a part p qualified electrician then yes but if he's not then I would think about having a electrical installation condition report carried out on the property ... There should be an installation certificate and a part p notification to hand ... Ask him for these 2 things... Good luck..

Yes as long as he is part p and has the 2391 cert