EICR
Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR)
EICR testing and certification for domestic properties, commercial premises and industrial sites across the UK.
Electrical Testing UK & Installations carries out Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) for homeowners, landlords, businesses and public sector organisations. Our qualified engineers inspect and test your fixed electrical installation, identify any damage, deterioration or non-compliance with current wiring regulations, and provide a clear written report with straightforward guidance on any remedial action required.
Key Features Include
Domestic, Commercial and Industrial Properties
We carry out EICRs across all property types, homes, rental properties, offices, industrial units and public sector buildings, with every inspection carried out to the same thorough standard regardless of property size or complexity.
Fully Qualified and Accredited Engineers
All inspections are carried out by NICEIC-qualified engineers with the experience and technical knowledge to inspect complex electrical installations accurately and efficiently.
Clear Reports with No Jargon
Our reports set out findings clearly, with every observation and code explained in plain language so you understand exactly what has been found and what, if anything, needs to be done.
Remedial Work Carried Out
Where the inspection identifies faults or non-compliances requiring remedial work, we can carry out that work ourselves, no need to find a separate contractor or manage multiple parties.
Transparent, Competitive Pricing
Our EICR pricing starts at £144 including VAT for up to 10 circuits, with each additional circuit charged at £24 including VAT. No hidden fees, no
EICR Testing for Domestic, Commercial and Industrial Properties
EICR for Landlords and Rental Properties Since 2020 it has been a legal requirement for landlords in England to have a valid EICR in place for all privately rented properties, with inspections carried out at least every five years or at each change of tenancy. We carry out landlord EICRs efficiently, with certificates issued electronically on completion and clear guidance provided where any remedial work is required to meet the standard.
EICR for Homeowners Buying, Selling or Renovating An EICR gives homeowners a clear picture of the condition of their electrical installation — whether you are buying a property and want to understand what you are taking on, selling and need to demonstrate the installation is safe, or planning a renovation and need to confirm the existing wiring is suitable for additional load.
EICR for Commercial and Business Premises Businesses have a duty under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 to maintain their electrical installations in a safe condition. We carry out commercial EICRs for offices, retail premises, hospitality venues, schools and a wide range of business environments, working around your operating hours to minimise disruption.
EICR for Industrial and High-Risk Environments Industrial electrical installations present specific inspection challenges due to the nature of the equipment, the environments involved and the complexity of the supply and distribution infrastructure. Our engineers have the experience to inspect industrial installations thoroughly and accurately, identifying issues that less experienced inspectors may overlook.
EICR for Local Authorities and Public Sector Property Portfolios We manage multi-site EICR programmes for councils, NHS trusts, housing associations and educational establishments, with consistent reporting and consolidated documentation that supports compliance management across multiple properties.
What to Expect During your EICR Inspection
What happens during an EICR inspection Our engineer will carry out a detailed visual inspection and series of electrical tests on your fixed installation, covering the consumer unit or distribution board, wiring, earthing and bonding, sockets, light fittings, switches and all fixed electrical equipment. We check for damage, deterioration, overloading, inadequate earthing and any departures from the current IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671).
How EICR fault codes are classified and what they mean Every observation is given a code reflecting its severity. A C1 (Danger Present) indicates an immediate risk requiring urgent action. A C2 (Potentially Dangerous) requires remedial work before the next inspection. A C3 (Improvement Recommended) indicates a departure from current standards that is not immediately dangerous. An FI (Further Investigation Required) indicates something requiring further assessment. We explain every code in plain language in the report.
How long an EICR takes and what to expect on the day A standard domestic property typically takes two to four hours. Larger commercial or industrial premises will take longer and we will give you a clear time estimate before we attend. Some circuits may need to be isolated during testing, we discuss this with you in advance and manage it to minimise disruption.
How you receive your EICR certificate On completion we issue your EICR certificate electronically in PDF format via email, and it is also available to download through our customer portal. Where remedial work is required, we provide a clear written summary with priority ratings alongside the certificate.
What to do if your EICR identifies remedial work We provide a written quote to carry out any remedial work identified. As a full-service electrical contractor we carry out all types of remedial work ourselves, from replacing a consumer unit to rewiring circuits or upgrading earthing, so you are not left managing multiple contractors to resolve the findings.
Our Work
EICR
We carry out EICR inspections across domestic properties, commercial premises, industrial facilities and public sector buildings throughout the UK, providing accurate condition reports that support safety, legal compliance and long-term asset management.
National Coverage
We are a local Lincolnshire business, but with satellite offices in Peterborough, Cambridge, Nottingham and Enfield, no matter where you’re based in the UK, we can help. Just give us a call or drop us an email.
