EICR- Electric Installation Conditions Report

Secure Your Home or Business with an Expert EICR Test – Electrical Safety Made Simple!

Ensure your property’s safety with expert EICR inspections. From faulty wiring to compliance checks, our certified electricians have you covered – fast, reliable, and right near you.

  • Homeowners: Every 10 years.
  • Landlords: Every 5 years or at the start of a new tenancy.
  • Businesses: Every 5 years or as required by workplace safety regulations.

Yes, landlords are legally required to carry out an EICR every 5 years or at the start of a new tenancy. Failing to comply with these regulations could result in fines of up to £30,000.

If dangerous issues (C1) are found, they will be fixed immediately. C2 (potentially dangerous) and C3 (improvement recommended) issues will be noted, and you will receive a separate quote for the necessary repairs. Landlords must complete C2 work within 28 days and provide confirmation.

The cost of an EICR depends on the size of your property and its electrical system. We offer transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Contact us for a personalised no obligation quote.

After the inspection, you’ll receive your full report within a few days. The report will detail the findings and include a quote for any required remedial work.

An EICR report is not legally required to sell your house, but it is highly recommended. Having an up-to-date report can reassure potential buyers about the safety of the property’s electrical systems and prevent delays or negotiations due to electrical issues.

Is Your Property Safe? Hidden Electrical Faults Could Cost You More Than Money!

  • Faulty wiring, damaged sockets, and overloaded circuits can cause fires, electric shocks, and expensive repairs.
  • Landlords and businesses must adhere to EICR regulations to avoid fines and potential liability.
  • Electrical failures can disrupt your daily life or business operations, leading to inconvenience and lost revenue.
  • An EICR inspection ensures your property is safe, compliant, and free from hidden hazards.
  • Identifying issues early prevents costly emergencies and ensures long-term savings.

What Is an EICR Certificate?

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a detailed inspection of a property’s electrical systems, designed to ensure safety and compliance with national standards. It assesses the condition of wiring, sockets, switches, and fuse boards, identifying any wear, damage, or safety hazards. The report categorizes any issues found by severity and provides clear recommendations for resolving them.

For residential properties, an EICR ensures your home remains safe from electrical fires and other hazards. For landlords, it is a legal obligation to renew the EICR every 5 years or at the start of a new tenancy. Failure to comply can lead to fines of up to £30,000. Regular inspections also help to prevent costly repairs by catching problems early.

Did you know? Electrical faults cause over 20,000 fires in UK homes annually. Or that businesses are required to conduct an EICR every 5 years as part of workplace safety regulations

What’s the Primary Purpose of an EICR?

The EICR aims to:

  • Assess the condition of electrical wiring and installations, including switches, sockets, and fuses.
  • Highlight any deterioration, damage, or wear and tear that could pose a hazard.
  • Provide recommendations for urgent repairs or improvements.
  • Help extend the lifespan of your electrical installations by identifying issues before they worsen.

What Happens During an EICR Inspection?

A qualified electrician conducts a thorough assessment of your electrical system, focusing on:

  • Visual Inspection: Looking for obvious signs of damage, wear, or faulty components.
  • Electrical Testing: Checking the functionality and safety of wiring, fuses, and sockets.
  • Compliance Check: Ensuring the system meets BS 7671, the UK’s national safety standard.
  • Final Report: Documenting any issues and recommending actions to bring the system into compliance.

Why Choose Us?

Qualified Electricians Ensuring Reliable EICR Services Near You

  • Our team of certified electricians has conducted thousands of EICR tests for homeowners, landlords, and businesses.
  • Transparent EICR certificate cost with no hidden fees – ensuring budget-friendly safety.
  • Full inspections with actionable periodic inspection reports.
  • Electrical installation certificate for new or repaired systems.

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Our expert team is ready to handle everything from visual condition reports to detailed electrical safety certificates.