Residential Electrical Safety Certificates London
Keep your home or rental property electrically safe with a professional Domestic EICR in London. Our qualified electrical inspectors assess the condition of your fixed electrical installation, carry out electrical testing and provide a clear Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR).
We provide residential EICR inspections for: Homeowners, Landlords, Letting agents, Property managers, Homebuyers, HMOs, Residential portfolios. Our service includes inspection, testing, digital reporting and support with any required electrical remedial works.
Residential EICR Prices
Studio
£65
1-3 Bedrooms
£99
4 Bedrooms
£110
5 Bedrooms
£120
6+ Bedrooms
£130
Residential EICR Testing for London Homes
Electrical faults are not always visible. Wiring can deteriorate, connections can become loose and protective devices may stop working correctly. A Domestic Electrical Installation Condition Report assesses the condition and safety of the fixed electrical installation within your property. Our EICR inspections can cover:
Consumer units, Electrical circuits, Fixed wiring, Sockets and switches, Earthing and bonding, RCD and RCBO protection, Protective devices. After inspection and testing, your EICR will show whether the installation is Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory and identify any defects requiring attention.
What Is an EICR?
EICR stands for Electrical Installation Condition Report. It is a formal electrical safety report produced after inspection and testing of an existing electrical installation. An EICR can identify problems such as:
Damaged or deteriorated wiring, Unsafe sockets or switches, Inadequate earthing or bonding, Faulty protective devices, Incorrect polarity, RCD protection issues, Signs of overheating, Unsafe previous electrical work, Electrical faults requiring further investigation. The completed report provides a clear record of the condition of your property’s electrical installation.
Why Is a Domestic EICR Important?
Electrical installations can deteriorate over time, particularly in older properties or homes that have undergone several electrical alterations. An EICR can help identify potential safety problems before they become more serious. It is particularly useful where:
Wiring is old, Electrical history is unknown, Circuits frequently trip, Sockets or switches become hot, Previous electrical work appears poor, The property is being purchased or renovated, The property is rented to tenants. For landlords, an EICR also forms an important part of meeting electrical safety responsibilities.
Our Process
Our streamlined process makes it easy to keep your property safe, compliant, and fully certified from start to finish.
Book Your Inspection
Provide your property address, property type, number of bedrooms and preferred appointment details so we can arrange your EICR inspection.
Electrical Inspection & Testing
Our inspector assesses accessible parts of the fixed electrical installation and tests relevant circuits, protective devices and electrical safety measures.
EICR Assessment & Report
The test results are reviewed, any defects are given the appropriate EICR classification code, and your digital EICR report is prepared.
Remedial Works If Required
If your EICR is unsatisfactory, we can review the identified issues and provide a quotation for the required electrical remedial works.
Landlord EICR Requirements
Landlords covered by electrical safety regulations in England must arrange periodic inspection and testing of the electrical installation by a qualified person. Inspection is generally required at least every five years, unless the previous EICR recommends an earlier inspection.Landlords should also:
Keep a copy of the current EICR, Provide the report to existing tenants within the required period, Provide it to new tenants before occupation, Complete required remedial works within the specified timeframe, Keep records of completed electrical repairs. A new EICR is not normally required simply because tenants change if the existing report remains current and there are no outstanding safety issues.
Who Needs a Residential EICR?
Landlords:Â Domestic EICRs help landlords meet electrical safety responsibilities and maintain clear compliance records for rental properties.
Homeowners: Homeowners can arrange an EICR to understand the condition of their electrical installation, particularly in older properties or where electrical problems are suspected.
Letting Agents and Property Managers: We can help coordinate appointments, tenant access, reports and remedial quotations for single properties or residential portfolios.
HMO Landlords: HMOs often have higher electrical demand due to multiple occupants and appliances. Regular electrical inspections can help identify faults and support ongoing compliance.
Homebuyers: An EICR can provide useful information about the condition of the electrical installation before or after purchasing a property.
Why Us?
Our streamlined process makes it easy to keep your property safe, compliant, and fully certified from start to finish.
Book Your Appointment
Get in touch with our team to arrange a convenient date and time for your safety inspection. We work around your schedule to make the process hassle-free.
Fast & Reliable Service
We deliver fast, dependable property safety services with minimal disruption, helping you meet legal deadlines and compliance requirements without compromising on quality.
Experienced Team
Our certified experts deliver reliable property safety compliance services with precision and professionalism. From EICR inspections to fuse box installations, we ensure your property meets all legal and safety standards with confidence.
Who Needs a Residential EICR?
Before the appointment:
- Make sure the consumer unit is accessible
- Provide access to all relevant rooms
- Avoid blocking sockets where possible
- Inform tenants that brief power interruptions may occur
- Provide previous electrical certificates if available
Tell us about any electrical equipment that cannot safely lose power
This helps the inspection proceed smoothly.
Domestic EICR Cost in London
The cost of an EICR in London depends on the size and complexity of the electrical installation.
Factors that can affect the price include:
- Property size
- Number of bedrooms
- Number of circuits
- Number of consumer units
- Installation complexity
- Accessibility
- Additional electrical supplies
Providing these details when requesting your quotation helps us confirm the correct price before your appointment.
10+
Years of Experience
20,000+
Properties Certified
40+
Talented Engineers
Areas We Cover
Central London
North West London
South West London
South East London
North London
West London
South London
East London
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is a Domestic EICR?
A Domestic EICR is an electrical safety inspection for residential properties. It checks the condition of the fixed electrical installation, including wiring, circuits, sockets, switches, consumer units and protective devices.
Who Needs a Domestic EICR?
Domestic EICRs are suitable for landlords, homeowners, letting agents, property managers and homebuyers who want to check the electrical condition of a residential property.
Do Landlords Need a Residential EICR?
Landlords of applicable rented properties in England are required to arrange periodic electrical inspection and testing. A Residential EICR provides a formal record of the condition of the electrical installation.
How Often Should a Domestic EICR Be Carried Out?
For applicable rented homes, inspection is generally required at least every five years unless the previous report recommends an earlier inspection. Homeowners may arrange an EICR based on the age and condition of their electrical installation.
What Properties Can You Carry Out a Domestic EICR On?
We can carry out residential EICR inspections for studio flats, apartments, houses, maisonettes, HMOs, converted properties and other residential accommodation across London.
What Does a residential EICR Inspection Include?
The inspection can cover the consumer unit, fixed wiring, electrical circuits, sockets, switches, earthing, bonding, RCD protection and other relevant parts of the fixed electrical installation.
How Long Does a Domestic EICR Take?
The inspection time depends on the size of the property, number of circuits, number of consumer units, accessibility and condition of the electrical installation.
Will the Power Be Turned Off During the Inspection?
Some electrical tests require circuits to be isolated, so there may be short interruptions to the electricity supply during the Domestic EICR inspection.
What Happens If My residential EICR Is Unsatisfactory?
If defects are identified, they will be recorded on the report using the appropriate classification codes. We can also provide a quotation for any required electrical remedial works.
Can You Carry Out Domestic EICR Remedial Works?
Yes. If your residential EICR identifies electrical defects, we can review the report, provide a quotation and arrange the required remedial works.
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