EICR Testing

Thorough Electrical Inspections

An EICR involves a detailed inspection and testing of your electrical installation, including wiring, sockets, switches, consumer units and other fixed electrical equipment.

Our qualified electricians will assess the condition of the wiring, sockets, switches, consumer unit and other fixed electrical equipment to make sure everything is operating safely and is suitable for continued use.

During the inspection, we'll look for signs of damage, deterioration, overheating, overloading, faulty connections and poor or outdated installation work. We'll also carry out a range of electrical tests to identify issues that may not be visible during a visual inspection, helping to uncover potential faults and safety risks within the installation.

Once testing is complete, we'll provide a detailed Electrical Installation Condition Report explaining the condition of your electrical system and highlighting any areas that require attention. If remedial work is recommended, we'll clearly explain what needs to be addressed and why, so you can make an informed decision about the next steps.

EICRs for Landlords

If you're a landlord, regular electrical inspections are an important part of keeping your rental property safe.

Private landlords in England must have the electrical installation inspected and tested at least every five years by a qualified person, with a copy of the report provided to tenants and, where applicable, the local authority.

We can arrange EICR testing for individual rental properties or larger portfolios, helping landlords stay on top of their electrical safety responsibilities.

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EICRs for Homeowners

An EICR isn't just for landlords. Homeowners can also benefit from an inspection when buying or selling a property, after major electrical work, or if the installation is older and hasn't been checked recently.

Regular testing can help identify issues before they develop into more serious electrical problems.

What's Included in an EICR?
Depending on the property and installation, our inspection can include:

+ Visual inspection of the electrical installation
+ Testing of wiring and electrical circuits
+ Checks on sockets, switches and fixed equipment
+ Inspection of the consumer unit and protective devices
+ Checks for signs of damage, deterioration or overheating
+ Identification of potential electrical safety risks
+ Detailed EICR documentation and recommendations