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Professional EICR Testing For Landlords, Homeowners & Businesses
Choose The Right EICR For Your Property
Professional Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) testing across London, Hertfordshire, Essex, Oxfordshire and Cambridgeshire. Fast inspections and digital certificates for landlords, homeowners and businesses.
Trusted Compliance Support For:
Landlords
Estate Agents
HMOs
Commercial Properties
Property Managers
Understanding The Service
What Is an EICR?
THE INSPECTION
An Electrical Installation Condition Report checks the condition and safety of the fixed electrical installation. We inspect the consumer unit, wiring, circuits, sockets, switches, earthing, bonding and RCD protection.
Consumer unit • Wiring • Earthing & bonding
REPORT WITHIN 24 HOURS
YOUR EICR REPORT
You receive a clear digital report showing the test results and any C1, C2, C3 or FI observations. If remedial work is required, we can provide a separate quotation.
Test results • Observations • Next steps
NOT SURE WHICH EICR TO BOOK?
Tell us whether the property is a house, flat, rental property, commercial premises or part of a portfolio. We will help you choose the right EICR.
EICR PRICES
EICR Prices for Landlords & Businesses
Clear prices for rental homes, HMOs and small commercial premises.
Residential & Landlord EICR
For homeowners, landlords, flats, houses and individual rental properties.
from
£120
INCLUDING VAT
Price based on property size, circuits
and number of consumer units
and number of consumer units
Includes:
- Fixed electrical installation inspected
- Consumer unit and protection checked
- Circuits, sockets and accessories tested
- EICR observations and codes explained
- Digital EICR report
- Remedial quote if required
Commercial & Multi-Site EICR
For offices, shops, managed buildings and property portfolios.
CUSTOM QUOTE
Pricing based on circuits, boards,
property use, access and locations
property use, access and locations
Includes:
- Site-specific inspection and testing
- Distribution boards and circuits assessed
- Access and operational planning
- Digital EICR for each property
- Coordinated multi-site appointments
- Remedial works quoted separately
EICR Inspection & Testing
What We Check
Our EICR checks the condition and safety of your property's fixed electrical installation.
01
Visual Inspection
We check for visible damage, wear and signs of unsafe electrical work.
02
Consumer Unit
We inspect the consumer unit, circuit protection and labelling.
03
Circuits & Wiring
Fixed wiring and circuits are inspected and electrically tested.
04
Earthing & Bonding
We check the earthing and bonding arrangements for safety.
05
Sockets & Accessories
Sockets, switches and other accessible accessories are checked.
06
RCD Protection
RCDs and other protective devices are tested where fitted.
07
Electrical Test Results
Test results are recorded for the circuits included in the inspection.
08
Observations & Codes
Any issues are recorded using EICR classification codes.
Electrical Safety Requirements
In England, landlords covered by the Electrical Safety Standards Regulations must have the fixed electrical installation inspected and tested by a qualified person at least every five years, or sooner if the previous report requires it.
If the report requires remedial work or further investigation, it must be completed within 28 days — or sooner if the report specifies a shorter period.
For commercial premises, inspection and testing intervals depend on the installation, its use and the level of risk.
Rented PropertiesEICR at least every five years
Important: C1, C2 or FI findings require remedial work or further investigation within the required timeframe.
What You Receive
ElECTRICAL
INSTALLATION
CONDITION
REPORT
INSTALLATION
CONDITION
REPORT
On-site inspection & testing
Inspection and testing carried out by a qualified electrician.
Categorised observations
C1, C2, C3 and FI findings explained clearly.
Recorded test results
Electrical test results documented for the circuits tested.
Digital report within 72 hours
Clear report, easy to share and store.
Related Property Compliance Services
Arrange other certificates, safety checks and repairs for the same property.
EICR Certificate
Electrical safety inspection and report for landlords and property owners.
Gas Safety Certificate
Annual Gas Safety Certificate and CP12 from a Gas Safe registered engineer.
EPC Certificate
Energy Performance Certificate for letting, selling or managing a property.
PAT Testing
Portable appliance testing for landlords, businesses and managed properties.
Repairs & Remedial Works
Electrical and fire safety remedial works quoted after inspection.
Need More Than One Compliance Service?
We can arrange your EICR alongside a Fire Risk Assessment, Gas Safety Certificate, Fire Alarm Test, Emergency Lighting Test or PAT Testing.
Our Process
How Your EICR Works
A simple process from booking to your digital electrical safety report.
01
Book Your EICR
Choose communal, HMO or commercial and tell us about the property.
- Book online or request a quote
- Choose a suitable appointment
- We confirm access requirements
Inspection & Testing
02
On-site Inspection & Testing
A qualified electrician inspects and tests the accessible parts of the electrical installation.
- Visual inspection and electrical testing
- Circuits and protective devices tested
- Any agreed limitations recorded
Within 24 Hours
03
Your Digital EICR
Receive a digital report showing whether the installation is satisfactory or unsatisfactory.
- C1, C2, C3 and FI observations explained
- Test results clearly recorded
- Remedial work can be quoted separately
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does an EICR last?
For rented homes in England, an EICR is normally required at least every five years. However, the electrician may recommend an earlier inspection based on the age, condition or use of the electrical installation.
Do I need a new EICR for every new tenancy?
Not normally. If the existing EICR is still valid and does not require remedial work or further investigation, it can usually be used for the new tenancy. The new tenant must receive a copy before moving in.
Is an EICR certificate the same as an EIC?
No. An EICR reports on the condition of an existing electrical installation. An Electrical Installation Certificate, or EIC, is normally issued after a new installation, rewire or other qualifying electrical work.
What do the EICR codes C1, C2, C3 and FI mean?
C1 means danger is present. C2 means a potentially dangerous condition has been found. C3 means an improvement is recommended. FI means further investigation is required without delay.
Does a C3 code make an EICR unsatisfactory?
No. A C3 observation is a recommendation and does not make an EICR unsatisfactory by itself. An EICR is normally unsatisfactory when it contains a C1, C2 or FI observation.
How long do landlords have to complete EICR remedial work?
For rented homes in England, required remedial work or further investigation must normally be completed within 28 days, or sooner if the report states a shorter period. Written confirmation should then be provided as required.
Does a plastic consumer unit automatically fail an EICR?
No. A plastic consumer unit does not automatically make an EICR unsatisfactory. The electrician will assess its condition, location and whether there are defects that could affect electrical safety.
Do I need an EICR to sell my house?
An EICR is not normally a legal requirement when selling a home in England. However, a buyer, conveyancer or mortgage provider may request one, particularly where the electrical installation is older or its condition is unknown.
AREAS WE COVER
Professional EICR testing and electrical installation condition reports for landlords, homeowners and businesses across London, Hertfordshire, Essex, Oxfordshire and Cambridgeshire.
LONDON
Covering North, South, East, West and Central London and surrounding areas.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Covering Cambridge, Ely, Newmarket, Huntingdon and surrounding areas.
HERTFORDSHIRE
Covering Watford, St Albans, Stevenage, Hertford and surrounding areas.
OXFORDSHIRE
Covering Oxford, Bicester, Witney, Banbury and surrounding areas.
ESSEX
Covering Chelmsford, Colchester, Brentwood and surrounding areas across Essex.