Useful evidence about the wiring you own
A full day set aside
We allow time to inspect and test the fixed installation in proper detail.
A stated £250 price
The confirmed EICR price gives you a clear figure before the inspection.
Findings explained plainly
We connect each classification to the urgency and type of action it requires.
A thorough check of your fixed wiring
An EICR examines the condition and safety of a property's fixed electrical installation. We visually inspect accessible parts and carry out electrical tests on relevant circuits, protective devices and earthing arrangements. Our full-day approach is intended to give the installation proper attention rather than a hurried glance at the consumer unit. The confirmed price is £250. An electrical safety certificate assessment can help homeowners understand older wiring, give landlords the information needed for their responsibilities and show buyers what may require attention before or after a purchase.
Know what the report is telling you
The report records observations using recognised classification codes. These distinguish immediate danger, potentially dangerous defects, recommended improvements and points needing further investigation. We explain what those findings mean in practical terms rather than leaving you to decode the paperwork alone. Testing requires access to the consumer unit, sockets, switches and relevant rooms. Some circuits need to be switched off briefly, so tell us beforehand about sensitive equipment or access limits. The findings then provide a sound basis for any remedial work.
Frequently asked questions
What parts of the property need to be accessible?
We need access to the consumer unit and a representative range of sockets, switches, lights and fixed circuits. Clear furniture or stored items where practical. Tell us about locked rooms, alarms or equipment that must not lose power.
Will the electricity be switched off during an EICR?
Yes, temporary interruptions are normally needed so circuits can be safely isolated and tested. We plan these interruptions as the inspection progresses. Let us know about medical, computer or other sensitive equipment before testing starts.
Does an unsatisfactory report mean everything needs rewiring?
No. The outcome depends on the observations and their classifications. Some defects may need a focused repair, while others call for investigation or broader work. We review the findings and explain the proportionate next step.