Landlords
A valid report is required at least every five years and at the start of a new tenancy. It gives you a dated record of the installation and anything it recommends.
EICR testing
An EICR records the condition of a property's fixed electrical installation after inspection and testing, along with any problems found and what is recommended next.
What an EICR costs
The price depends on the size of the property, the number of circuits and how easy the installation is to reach. Send the property details and you get a fixed price before anything is booked.
- Quotes are free and there is no call-out charge for arranging one.
- The price is agreed before anything is booked.
- Anything found once the job is open is quoted separately and agreed with you first.
When an EICR is worth having
The reason for booking decides the right scope, so it helps to say upfront.
Buyers and homeowners
Useful before a purchase, a renovation or a planned upgrade, because it tells you what is sound and what will need spending on.
Older property
Where wiring has been added to over decades rather than installed in one go, a report is usually the cheapest way to find out where you stand.
Why choose us
Core benefits every customer expects before they book.
Tell us what you need
Send the job details and you get a straight answer on what is involved and what happens next.
Everything in one place
Your quote, updates, payments and receipts stay together.
Track the job
Photos, access details and updates stay with the job from start to finish.
Know the price
See a price where one is available. Any quoted work is agreed before it starts.
What is covered
An EICR inspects and tests the fixed installation. It is a report, not a repair job.
Included
- Visual inspection of the consumer unit, accessible wiring, sockets and switches
- Testing of the circuits, earthing and bonding
- Coded observations explaining what each finding means
- A written report you keep, with a clear pass or fail
Not included
- Repairs to anything the report finds — these are quoted separately
- Appliances and anything that plugs in, which is PAT testing
- Taking up fixed floors or removing decorations to reach hidden wiring
What happens on the day
A standard domestic report takes a few hours and the power goes off for part of it.
- 01
Before
Say roughly how many bedrooms and circuits, and whether there is more than one consumer unit, so the price is right first time.
- 02
During
Circuits are tested one at a time, so power comes and goes. It helps to know if anything must stay running.
- 03
After
You get the report with each finding explained in plain English, not just a code.
What you end up with
A clear position on the installation and a decision you can actually make.
- A written report
- Dated, with the observations coded and explained, ready to give a letting agent, a buyer or a solicitor.
- A separate price for any remedies
- Anything that needs doing is priced on its own, so an inspection never turns into an open-ended bill.
Areas we cover
Basingstoke, Kempshott, Hatch Warren, Brighton Hill, Chineham, Popley, Old Basing and Lychpit, Hook, Fleet, Tadley, Overton, Bramley, Whitchurch
Common questions
The things people ask before booking.
How often does a rented property need one?+
At least every five years in England, and at the start of a new tenancy. If the report fails, the required work must be done within 28 days or sooner if it says so.
What happens if it fails?+
A fail means at least one C1 or C2 observation. We explain exactly what it is, quote the remedial work separately, and re-issue the report once it is put right.
Do I need one to sell my house?+
Not legally, but buyers and their solicitors increasingly ask. Having one avoids a late renegotiation over electrics.
Start with the job details
Send a message with what you need and roughly when suits, and you will get a straight answer on price and timing.