An EICR provides a vital assessment to ensure all electrical installations and systems in a property are installed correctly, safely and properly maintained.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report or EICR is a report produced by an electrician or electrical engineer after a comprehensive assessment of electrical systems that checks whether your property’s wiring and electrics are safe.
It’s also known as the ‘Landlord Safety Test’ or the ‘Homebuyer’s Test’, and is always carried out by a qualified electrician. All rental properties in the UK require an EICR based on the latest regulations of The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector. All private landlords should make sure that all electrical installations are in good working condition.
During an EICR, the consumer unit (or Distribution / Fuse Board), wiring and electrical accessories are thoroughly tested and inspected for faults or deviations from the Wiring Standards.
The following will be examined and tested during the test
- Reveal if any electrical circuits or equipment are overloaded.
- Identification of any damaged electric fittings and accessories.
- Find any potential electric shock risks and fire hazards.
- Highlight the adequacy of the earthing and bonding.
- Damage or wear and tear that might affect safety
Since the 1st June 2020, all private landlords in England are now legally required to have an EICR at least every five years in their rental properties.
Electrical Installation Condition Reports or Landlord Safety Certificates are an important part of ensuring the safety of your tenants and being able to prove that you have taken reasonable steps to do so.
Our engineers are fully trained and comply with all current requirements and regulations ensuring that all work is done to highest standards.
During an EICR, the consumer unit (or Distribution / Fuse Board), wiring and electrical accessories are thoroughly tested and inspected for faults or deviations from the Wiring Standards. Throughout the test, the following will be inspected and tested:
- Reveal if any of your electrical circuits or equipment are overloaded.
- Identification of any damaged electrical fittings and accessories.
- Find any potential electric shock risks and fire hazards.
- Highlight the adequacy of the earthing and bonding.
- Damage or wear and tear that might affect safety
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Book an appointment for your EICR with one of our experienced and qualified electricians. We’re here to help keep your property safe for you or your tenants.
