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Electrical safety checks and EICR testing

Electrical safety checks and landlord certificates (EICR)

An electrical safety check of your fixed wiring, formally called an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), helps landlords, homeowners and buyers understand the condition of the installation. Often requested as a landlord electrical certificate, the report explains defects and any work needed.

Service illustration: James Nye carrying out electrical inspection and testing at a domestic consumer unit
Service illustration — not a completed NYE project
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What we can help with

Work tailored to the property

  • Landlord electrical safety certificates (EICRs)
  • Homebuyer and homeowner electrical safety checks
  • Visual inspection and electrical testing
  • Clear report findings
  • Remedial quotations where requested
  • Re-testing following completed work

Common questions

Before you book

What is an EICR or landlord electrical certificate?

An EICR is a report on the condition of the fixed electrical installation, including the wiring and circuit protection. Landlords often request it as an electrical safety certificate. It is different from portable appliance testing (PAT testing).

What happens if the report is unsatisfactory?

The observations and classifications are explained clearly. You can then decide how to arrange the necessary remedial work.

How should I prepare?

Ensure the fuse box or consumer unit, sockets and key electrical areas are accessible. Mention any known faults or recent work before the inspection.

Planning your job

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What we need to quote

Tell us the property type, approximate size, use and number of circuits if known. Mention previous reports, known faults and any access restrictions so we can agree the inspection scope.

Preparing the property

Arrange access to the consumer unit and the areas included in the inspection. Some testing requires power interruptions; we discuss these and any essential equipment before the visit.

Your report and next steps

We provide the condition report and explain the findings and any limitations. Repairs are separate from the inspection unless expressly included in the quotation. If remedial work is needed, we explain the observations and can provide a separate quotation.

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