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EICR — Electrical Installation Condition Report
An EICR inspects and tests the electrics already in your home or rental property, and reports back on condition — useful before buying, selling, letting, or just for peace of mind.
Typically £120 – £250
Frequently asked
Do landlords need an EICR?
Landlords in England are legally required to have a valid EICR for each rented property, renewed at least every five years. We can advise on timing if you’re not sure when yours is due.
How long does an EICR take?
For a typical 3-bed house, a few hours on site. Larger or more complex properties take longer — confirmed when you book.
What do the report codes mean?
C1 means danger present, needing immediate attention. C2 means potentially dangerous, needing remedial work. C3 is an improvement recommendation, not a requirement. FI means further investigation is needed.
What if my report comes back with issues?
We’ll talk you through exactly what was found and quote any remedial work separately — an EICR itself is a report, not a repair, and there is never any obligation to book further work with us.
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