EICR (landlord electrical safety certificate)
Price on request
Price confirmed after the job details are checked
Landlord and buyer reports across Hook RG27, including the newer developments.
Price on request
Price confirmed after the job details are checked
Landlords need a valid report every five years and at the start of a tenancy whatever the age of the property, so newer Hook housing is not exempt.
On recent builds the report is usually quick and clean, which keeps the cost down.
Core benefits every customer expects before they book.
Send the job details and you get a straight answer on what is involved and what happens next.
Your quote, updates, payments and receipts stay together.
Photos, access details and updates stay with the job from start to finish.
See a price where one is available. Any quoted work is agreed before it starts.
An EICR inspects and tests the fixed installation. It is a report, not a repair job.
A standard domestic report takes a few hours and the power goes off for part of it.
Say roughly how many bedrooms and circuits, and whether there is more than one consumer unit, so the price is right first time.
Circuits are tested one at a time, so power comes and goes. It helps to know if anything must stay running.
You get the report with each finding explained in plain English, not just a code.
For a let, yes — the five-year rule applies regardless of age. It is usually a quick, clean report.
No. Anything found is quoted separately and agreed before it goes ahead.
Basingstoke, Kempshott, Hatch Warren, Brighton Hill, Chineham, Popley, Old Basing and Lychpit, Hook, Fleet, Tadley, Overton, Bramley, Whitchurch
Send a message with what you need and roughly when suits, and you will get a straight answer on price and timing.