ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS
Electrical inspections & EICRs.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) assesses the condition and safety of the fixed electrical installation within a property. It can identify defects, deterioration and potential safety issues, with clear advice provided on any remedial works required.
What does an EICR include?
• Inspection of the fixed electrical installation
• Electrical testing of circuits
• Identification of defects and deterioration
• A clear report detailing the condition of the installation
• Recommendations for any remedial work required
When might you need an EICR?
Buying or selling a property
An EICR can help establish the condition of the electrical installation and identify any issues before a property changes hands.
Landlords & rental properties
Periodic electrical inspections help landlords meet their electrical safety obligations and ensure rental properties remain safe for tenants.
Older electrical installations
If an installation hasn't been inspected for some time, an EICR can identify deterioration, defects and areas that may require attention.
Electrical concerns or previous alterations
An inspection can be useful if you have concerns about an installation, notice signs of damage or are unsure about previous electrical work.
EICR REPORTS
Clear results and straightforward advice.
Following the inspection, you'll receive an EICR detailing the condition of the installation and any observations identified.
Any issues will be clearly explained, along with advice on remedial work where required.
CLASSIFICATION CODES
C1 - Danger present
C2 - Potentially dangerous
C3 - Improvement recommended
FI - Further investigation required