Official Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR).
Ensure the electrical wiring in your property is safe and legally compliant. We provide thorough EICR testing for landlords, homeowners, and businesses with fast, digital reporting.
Why Do You Need an EICR?
Legal Compliance
Landlords are legally required to have an electrical safety check (EICR) carried out every 5 years or at the start of a new tenancy.
Fire Prevention
Faulty wiring is one of the leading causes of house fires. An EICR identifies degraded cables before they become a severe hazard.
Insurance Validity
Many home and business insurance policies demand a valid EICR to ensure the property is maintained to safety standards.
Buying or Selling
Mortgage lenders and surveyors often request a recent EICR to confirm the electrical integrity of a property before a sale.
Who Is This For?
Electrical degradation happens over time. Whether you're safeguarding your own family or fulfilling a landlord's legal duty, we provide accurate testing.
For Landlords & Agents
Failing to provide a safe electrical environment can result in severe fines. We take the hassle out of compliance by handling the testing and issuing the certificate directly to you.
- Mandatory 5-year legal safety checks
- Direct communication with tenants for access
- Fast, itemized quotes for any required remedial work
- Digital copies stored securely for your records
For Homebuyers & Owners
If your property is older than 10 years, or you're purchasing a new home, an EICR ensures you won't be hit with unexpected and expensive rewiring bills after you move in.
- Complete peace of mind for your family's safety
- Satisfy mortgage lender and surveyor requests
- Identifies overloaded circuits or outdated fuse boxes
- Recommended every 10 years for owner-occupiers
How We Inspect Your Property
1. Visual Inspection
We start by visually checking sockets, switches, lights, and the consumer unit for obvious signs of damage or wear.
2. Dead Testing
With the power turned off, we test the continuity of the wiring, insulation resistance, and earthing arrangements.
3. Live Testing
Power is restored to test that the system reacts correctly to faults, ensuring RCDs trip instantly to prevent shocks.
4. The Report
We issue an EICR grading the installation as 'Satisfactory' or 'Unsatisfactory', with C1, C2, or C3 fault codes if needed.
Why Choose Us for Your EICR?
Electrical testing requires specialized knowledge and calibrated equipment. Our certified electricians provide transparent, honest reports—we never invent faults to generate extra work.
Fully Certified
Our electricians hold the necessary Level 3 qualifications for inspection and testing, ensuring a legally valid report.
Clear Explanations
If your property fails, we break down the technical jargon so you understand exactly what the safety issues are.
Remedial Solutions
If we find a fault (C1 or C2), we provide a no-obligation, fixed-price quote to fix it and make the property safe.
Transparent Pricing
We charge a flat rate based on the size of your property (number of bedrooms). No hidden hourly rates.
Need a valid Electrical Safety Certificate?
Ensure your property is safe, compliant, and fully insured. Book your EICR inspection today with our certified and experienced electricians.