An EICR is a formal inspection of a property's fixed wiring that identifies damage, deterioration, defects and anything that doesn't meet current regulations. Landlords in England are legally required to have a satisfactory EICR at least every five years, and for commercial premises regular fixed-wire testing is a core part of your health-and-safety and insurance obligations.
EICR vs EIC, what's the difference?
An EIC (Electrical Installation Certificate) is issued for new installation work. An EICR (Condition Report) periodically assesses an existing installation. We provide both, certifying the work we install, and inspecting installations that are already in place.
Clear reports, honest advice
Our reports code observations clearly (C1, C2, C3 and FI) so you know exactly what is dangerous, what is potentially dangerous and what is recommended. Where remedial work is needed we explain it in plain English and quote transparently, and because we're a full electrical contractor, we can carry out the remedials and re-certify.
Landlord and commercial compliance
We turn reports around quickly and keep your certificates on file, so whether you manage one rental or a portfolio of commercial units, staying compliant is straightforward.