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An EICR is a detailed assessment of your property's wiring and electrical installations. Its purpose is to ensure everything is safe, compliant, and in good working order for everyone living in the home.
An EICR is a detailed assessment of your property's wiring and electrical installations. Its purpose is to ensure everything is safe, compliant, and in good working order for everyone living in the home.
Homeowners are advised to get an EICR at least every 10 years, helping identify issues early and maintain a safe electrical system.
A full safety inspection of all accessible mains-connected wiring, sockets, switches, and your consumer unit.
A full safety inspection of all accessible mains-connected wiring, sockets, switches, and your consumer unit.
During an Electrical Installation Condition Report, your electrician will carry out a series of thorough checks to make sure your wiring and electrics are safe. Here are the five main steps involved:
1. Power Off for Inspection
We’ll temporarily switch off your electrical supply so we can safely examine your wiring, fittings, and consumer unit for any wear, damage, or potential safety risks.
2. Regulation Compliance Check
Your installation will be assessed against the latest IET Wiring Regulations to ensure everything meets current safety standards.
3. Identify Safety Risks
We’ll look for anything that could cause electric shocks, overheating, or fire hazards—helping you avoid issues before they become dangerous.
4. Recommend Necessary Work
If any problems are found, we’ll explain what needs fixing—whether it’s rewiring, replacing a fuse box, or general repairs—and provide a clear, no-obligation quote.
5. Detailed Report & Results
You’ll receive a full written report outlining our findings, confirming whether your installation is safe for continued use and highlighting any work required before the next inspection.
As a landlord, you’re legally responsible for ensuring the electrical installation throughout your property is safe — including any appliances you provide. You must make sure the electrics are safe when a new tenant moves in and remain safe throughout their tenancy.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) helps you meet these obligations, but it’s important to ensure the report complies with the latest legal requirements.
England (private rentals): Every 5 years
Scotland & Wales (HMOs and rented homes): Every 5 years
Failing to obtain a valid EICR can lead to fines of up to £30,000 and your insurance could be invalidated.
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