Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)
Full fixed-wiring inspections to BS 7671 standards—ideal for landlords, homeowners, and businesses wanting safety with compliance.
Your Electrical Safety Check, Delivered with Confidence
An EICR inspects your fixed electrical installation—wiring, sockets, consumer units, lighting—identifies any defects, wear or fire risks, and assigns a clear urgency code (C1, C2, C3/FI). It’s essential for legal compliance, insurance, and occupant safety.
What Is an EICR?
A formal report assessing your property’s fixed electrical systems against national safety standards (BS 7671), highlighting faults that pose danger, potential danger, or areas for improvement.
Who Needs an EICR?
Landlords must conduct EICRs every 5 years or at tenancy changes, homeowners every 10 years or if electrical concerns arise, and businesses or public sites every 3–5 years depending on risk.
Overview
Comprehensive EICR Testing for Safety, Compliance & Peace of Mind
Our qualified electricians carry out full visual inspections and testing of your fixed electrical installation—including continuity, insulation resistance, earth loop impedance, and polarity checks. We identify any defective work, safety risks, or regulatory non-compliances and summarise issues by urgency—immediate (C1), prompt (C2/FI), or recommended improvement (C3). You’ll get a digital report and certificate, plus practical guidance for corrective action.
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Visual Inspection
Check wiring, sockets, switches, consumer unit, bonding/earthing, and overall condition for wear, damage, or unsafe alterations.
Electrical Testing
Conduct continuity checks, insulation resistance, earth loop impedance, polarity testing to ensure electrical integrity and safety.
Classification by Urgency Codes
Every fault is classified as C1 (danger—needs immediate action), C2 (potential danger—requires prompt attention), C3 (improvement recommended), or FI (further investigation needed).
Asset Record & Recommendations
We log each circuit, note inspection findings with code and location, and provide clear next steps—including quotes for immediate fixes or upgrades.
