Electrical safety certificates, explained in plain English
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) tells you whether your electrics are safe. Landlords in England must have one at least every five years; homeowners should have one every ten years and when buying a house.
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Claire inspects the consumer unit, tests each circuit and checks a sample of sockets, switches and fittings. Most three-bedroom homes take three to four hours.
You receive the report within two working days. Any problems are coded by urgency, and we explain each one in plain English with a fixed price to put it right. Landlords receive the report in the format their letting agent and council expect.
What's included
Every observation coded and explained in plain English.
Fixed in writing, with no pressure to use us.
Meets the 2020 private rented sector regulations.
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Straight answers on price, certificates and safety. If your question is not here, call the office.
How often do I need an EICR?
Landlords in England need one at least every five years and before each new tenancy if the last one has expired. Homeowners are advised to have one every ten years.
What happens if my report is unsatisfactory?
We explain each problem, give you a fixed price to fix it, and issue a confirmation once the repairs are done. Landlords must complete urgent repairs within 28 days.
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Call the office, or send a few details and we will call you back to arrange a visit.
01632 960 562We reply within one working hour, Monday to Saturday.
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