An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a thorough inspection of your electrical system to ensure everything is safe for continued use of service.

It’s a legal requirement in England for landlords to have a valid EICR every five years to ensure the safety of their tenants and property.

Costs vary by property size, starting from £120 for a 1-bedroom property, excluding VAT.

The duration depends on the property size and complexity but typically ranges from a few hours (domestic house) to days/ weeks for commercial buildings.

Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) checks the safety of electrical appliances to prevent risks like electric shocks or fires.

It’s their legal responsibility to ensure that electrical appliances are safe for tenants to use.

Annually, or more frequently based on the appliance type and usage.

Commercial property owners, business tenants, regulatory bodies, insurance companies, and property managers, among others.

The scale and complexity of the electrical systems, with commercial EICRs often covering larger premises and more extensive installations.

Manufacturing plants, warehouses, processing facilities, power plants, data centres, and more.

To ensure the safety, compliance, and operational efficiency of complex electrical systems in industrial settings.

When outdated or deteriorated wiring poses safety risks or doesn’t meet current electrical demands.

It includes assessment, planning, execution, and testing/certification to ensure a safe and compliant electrical system.

Electrical solutions tailored for commercial spaces, including M&E services and expert design consultation.

Due to our expertise, comprehensive services, and commitment to quality and innovation.

To enhance safety, improve efficiency, and ensure compliance with current electrical regulations.

Assessment, recommendation, professional installation, testing, and certification.

Only qualified and experienced electricians should conduct EICRs to ensure accuracy and compliance.

Yes, but temporary power interruptions may occur as part of the testing process.

Yes, an EICR is a form of electrical safety certificate detailing the condition of a property’s electrical installations.

You’ll receive a report detailing any faults or non-compliances that need to be addressed within 28 days.

An EICR will need to be conducted and the detailed report will make it clear whether a rewire is required or not.

Expect some disruption as electricians access under floorboards, in the loft, chasing plaster off walls etc. Efforts are made to minimise impact, some repair works; plastering and decorating is usually needed.

Ensure easy access to all appliances and provide any necessary paperwork of recently purchased equipment (within 12 months)

Everything from electrical wiring, lighting, power distribution, to HVAC systems as part of M&E services.

While it primarily enhances safety, a modern unit can better accommodate energy-efficient appliances and systems.

Yes, landlords have a legal obligation to rectify any issues within 28 days.

28 days 

Yes, we offer free, no-obligation quotes. 

Landlords have 28 days to rectify any remedial works and put right the electrical issues found on the EICR.