Electrical installation condition reports
Know the condition of the installation.
An EICR combines inspection and electrical testing to identify damage, deterioration, defects and conditions that may require action.
What the report is for
Evidence you can act on.
An EICR is not a sales brochure and it is not just a pass sticker. It records the condition of an electrical installation at the time of inspection and highlights observations that need attention.
We agree the extent and any limitations before testing, then explain the outcome in plain language once the report is complete.
- Owner-occupied homes
- Private rented property
- Commercial premises
- Change of occupancy or property purchase
- Concern after damage, alterations or recurring faults
What happens
A controlled inspection from scope to report.
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01
Plan access
We confirm circuits, boards, occupancy and any operational constraints.
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Inspect and test
The installation is examined and relevant electrical measurements are taken.
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03
Classify
Observations are recorded using the appropriate outcome and classification.
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Issue
The report is completed with clear priorities and next steps.
After the test
Findings without the fog.
Where work is recommended, we separate urgent safety concerns from improvements and explain what each observation means.
Remedial work can then be planned against a known record rather than a vague verbal list.
Book an inspection
Start with the property and reason for testing.
We will use that to confirm scope, access and the information needed for a quotation.