Everything You Need to Know About Electrical Safety Certificate (EICR)

What is an EICR Certificate?

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a vital safety certificate that assesses the condition of electrical installations in residential, commercial, and industrial properties. It ensures that wiring, fuse boxes, and electrical components meet safety standards, preventing hazards like electrical fires and shocks.

Who Needs an EICR Certificate?

• Landlords: A valid EICR is legally required for rental properties to ensure tenant safety.
• Homeowners: Regular inspections can prevent electrical failures and improve property value.
• Businesses: Ensuring electrical safety is crucial for compliance with workplace regulations.

How Often Should an EICR Be Done?

• Rental Properties: Every 5 years or with a new tenancy.
• Private Homes: Every 10 years for regular safety checks.
• Commercial Buildings: Every 5 years, or more frequently for high-risk environments.

What Does an EICR Inspection Cover?

During an EICR inspection, a qualified electrician will check for:
✅ Electrical faults or potential hazards
✅ Overloaded circuits and fuse boards
✅ Proper earthing and bonding
✅ Wiring condition and insulation quality

What Happens If Your Property Fails an EICR Test?

If an EICR report highlights C1 (Dangerous) or C2 (Potentially Dangerous) faults, urgent repairs are required. Our team of certified electricians can quickly address any issues to ensure compliance.

Why Choose Us for Your EICR Certificate?

✔ NAPIT-Qualified & Fully Certified
✔ Fast & Reliable Inspections
✔ Affordable Pricing with No Hidden Costs
✔ Emergency Electrical Repairs Available

Book Your EICR Inspection Today!

Ensure your property is electrically safe and legally compliant. Contact us today to book your EICR inspection and get your Electrical Safety Certificate hassle-free.