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EICR Certificate London
Professional Electrical Installation Condition Reports for landlords, letting agents & homeowners
- ✓ Clear scope before attendance
- ✓ Appropriate qualified professional for the service
- ✓ Practical explanation of findings or work completed
- ✓ Digital documentation where applicable
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WHAT IS AN EICR?
Electrical Installation Condition Report
An EICR is an in-depth inspection and testing of the fixed electrical installation in your property. It helps identify defects and gives a clear report on the condition of the installation.
This page explains the normal service scope, preparation, likely outcomes and next steps so landlords, agents, homeowners and property managers can arrange the correct service without unnecessary confusion.
- ✓ Scope and access confirmed before the visit
- ✓ Testing, assessment or installation matched to the agreed service
- ✓ Findings explained in practical language
- ✓ Separate remedial work clearly identified where required
Property Safety
& Compliance
& Compliance
WHO THIS SERVICE IS FOR
Who Needs EICR Certificate?
Landlords
Rental-property safety, compliance, maintenance and documented records.
Letting Agents
Coordinate managed-property access, certificates and follow-up work.
Homeowners
Property safety checks, upgrades, repairs and planned improvement work.
Property Managers
Portfolio, HMO, communal and commercial property requirements.
WHAT WE DO
What’s Included
The exact scope is confirmed for the actual property. Typical items for this service include:
Book Your Service →Consumer unit / fuse board
Wiring & cables
Sockets & switches
Earthing & bonding
Lighting
RCD protection
Polarity & continuity
Other fixed circuits
COMPLIANCE & RESPONSIBILITIES
EICR and landlord electrical safety
Landlords need to maintain safe electrical installations and act on serious defects identified in the report.
- ✓ Requirements depend on the property, occupancy and exact service
- ✓ Significant safety defects are communicated clearly
- ✓ Remedial work is separated from inspection/certification unless agreed
- ✓ Records are supplied after successful completion where applicable
BEFORE THE VISIT
How to Prepare
- Provide access to the consumer unit and all relevant rooms
- Make sockets and fixed accessories accessible where practical
- Tell us about known faults, recent alterations or previous reports
- Arrange tenant / agent access before the appointment
RESULTS & NEXT STEPS
What Happens After the Service?
- Satisfactory report when no C1, C2 or FI items make the installation unsatisfactory
- C1 observations require immediate attention to danger
- C2 observations identify potentially dangerous conditions requiring remedial action
- FI means further investigation is needed before the issue can be fully assessed
TIMING & DOCUMENTATION
Book OnlineAppointment, Turnaround & Records
The report is prepared after the inspection and supplied digitally. Property size, circuit count and findings affect inspection and processing time.
SIMPLE PROCESS
How It Works
1Book / Enquire
Choose the service or send the property requirements.
2Confirm Scope & Access
We confirm property, access, timing and any documents needed.
3Attend & Complete
The appropriate professional carries out the agreed service.
4Report / Handover
Receive the agreed report, certificate, job record or next-step quotation.
COVERAGE
Areas We Cover Across London
North London
- ✓ Barnet
- ✓ Enfield
- ✓ Haringey
- ✓ Tottenham
East London
- ✓ Tower Hamlets
- ✓ Newham
- ✓ Hackney
- ✓ Redbridge
South London
- ✓ Croydon
- ✓ Brixton
- ✓ Greenwich
- ✓ Lewisham
West London
- ✓ Ealing
- ✓ Hounslow
- ✓ Harrow
- ✓ Hammersmith
RELATED SERVICES
Related Services & Next Steps
Use the most relevant route rather than creating overlapping service enquiries.
SERVICE-SPECIFIC FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About EICR Certificate
Practical answers for landlords, agents and property owners arranging this service in London.
How often does a landlord need an EICR?+
For most privately rented homes in England, electrical installations are generally inspected and tested at intervals of no more than five years, or sooner if the previous report specifies a shorter interval.
What do C1, C2, C3 and FI mean on an EICR?+
C1 indicates danger present, C2 indicates potentially dangerous conditions, C3 is an improvement recommendation, and FI means further investigation is required. The report explains observations recorded during the inspection.
What happens if the EICR is unsatisfactory?+
The report will identify observations requiring action. Necessary remedial work can be scoped separately, and the landlord or responsible person should act on the report within the applicable timescales.
How long does an EICR inspection take?+
Duration depends on property size, number of circuits, access and installation condition. A small flat may take less time than a large house, HMO or commercial property.
Can tenants stay in the property during the inspection?+
Often yes, but the electrician needs safe access to the consumer unit, sockets, accessories and relevant areas, and temporary power interruptions may be necessary during testing.
Will I receive a digital EICR report?+
Yes, the completed report is supplied digitally after the inspection and processing.
Does an EICR include repairs?+
The inspection and report are separate from remedial work unless specifically agreed. If defects are identified, remedial work can be quoted separately.
Can you arrange EICRs for multiple rental properties?+
Yes. Landlords and managing agents can coordinate multiple properties; provide the addresses, access contacts and required timing so visits can be planned efficiently.
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