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Keep each address clear

Make separate notes for the premises you are leaving and the premises you are moving to. Include the correct unit or other dwelling designation in the details you confirm with the retailer. The same street number may describe more than one home. Keep the intended leaving and arrival dates distinct, especially if access to the two properties overlaps; a moving day does not describe every arrangement needed at both addresses.

Use existing correspondence to identify the electricity retailer and ask what needs to be arranged for each premises. Energy Made Easy's moving guide supports that contact and responsibility distinction. Its article is dated October 2023, so suggested connection timing in it is not a current service promise here. The retailer needs to confirm the actual arrangements rather than an electrician assuming an old plan or account automatically follows you.

Energy Made Easy moving guidance

Record what was agreed

After the retailer conversation, keep its confirmation associated with the correct address. Distinguish a request to end the old arrangement from the response about the destination, and note anything still awaiting confirmation. An acknowledgement of one request should not be used as evidence that the other has been completed. Ask the retailer to clarify uncertain wording directly rather than reading a private electrical appointment into an account message.

For the move itself, keep requested dates separate from dates actually confirmed by the responsible party. Tell the retailer if the premises details or your access date changes and ask whether that affects its arrangements. This is not a recommendation about a tariff, a fee or a refund. No full bill or account login is needed in an electrical quote form to explain that the destination supply is still awaiting confirmation.

List repairs on their own

If you already know of a damaged fitting, an electrical symptom or a desired installation change at the destination, list that as separate work. State which premises the concern belongs to and whether you can arrange authorised access. Do not enter before you have access, open meter equipment or operate switches to find out whether the property is ready. A repair enquiry can describe an existing observation without turning moving preparations into an inspection.

Ask the electrical provider what its visit will cover, then keep any repair findings with that work record. If another party must resolve a supply issue, establish who will follow it up; do not assume completing a private repair opens an energy account or authorises energisation. Similarly, account confirmation is not an assessment of the home's wiring. The move can involve both processes without either provider's confirmation silently replacing the other's responsibilities.