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Electrical safety
for landlords

A satisfactory EICR is the document the tenancy file wants. Remedials are quoted as found — not buried in a surprise invoice.

Honest scope: The report describes condition on the inspection day. We do not guarantee five quiet years, and we do not sell a pass without the visit.

What this hub covers

Fixed installation, coded report

We inspect and test the fixed installation against BS 7671 practice and issue a coded EICR. If C1 or C2 items appear, you get a remedial quote. C3 items are listed as improvements, not automatically a failed let.

Guides: EICR and electrical safety in rented homes. Service: electrical.

Typical work

  • Landlord and commercial EICRs
  • Remedial works and consumer-unit upgrades when you instruct them
  • Optional PAT on the same access window for furnished lets
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Who it is for

Typical electrical bookings

Five-year renewals

The last report is ageing out and the agent will not relist without a new one.

Change of tenancy

Void access, one visit, report into the new file.

Unsatisfactory follow-up

Someone else left C2s. You want them closed and a satisfactory outcome recorded.

How we work

Three steps, then a written quote

Step 1

Send the property

Address, property type, certificates already on file, and access notes.

Step 2

We scope & quote

No catalogue prices here — layouts vary. You get a written quote after scope.

Step 3

Attend & document

Visit, inspect or install as agreed, then issue the records your file needs.

Questions we hear first

Is this the same as PAT?

No. PAT is appliances. The EICR is the fixed wiring and accessories.

Do you publish EICR fees?

No. Circuit count and access change the job.

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Boards, occupancy and property type — then a written quote.

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