What is an EICR and do you need one?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a formal inspection of your property’s wiring, consumer unit and circuits. It grades any issues and confirms whether the installation is safe for continued use. Landlords in England are legally required to have a valid EICR for rented properties.
We carry out thorough EICRs, explain any findings in plain English, and provide the certificate you need — without inventing work that isn’t necessary.
A clear, honest inspection
Thorough testing, a proper report, and straight talk on anything found.
- Full inspection & testing of the installation
- Coded report of any observations (C1/C2/C3/FI)
- EICR certificate for homeowners or landlords
- Plain-English explanation of any issues
- Fixed quotes for any remedial work
- Advice on staying compliant
How an EICR works
Book
Arrange a convenient time — most homes take a few hours.
Inspect & test
We methodically test each circuit and record findings.
Report
You get a clear, coded report and certificate.
Advise
If remedials are needed, we quote them honestly — no pressure.
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EICR & Electrical Testing — your questions
How much does an EICR cost in Worcester?+
It depends on the size and number of circuits in the property. We give a fixed price upfront — just tell us the property type.
How often do I need an EICR?+
Typically every 10 years for owner-occupied homes and every 5 years (or change of tenancy) for rented properties.
What do the EICR codes mean?+
C1 is danger present, C2 is potentially dangerous, C3 is improvement recommended, and FI means further investigation. We explain exactly what each one means for you.
My EICR failed — what now?+
A ‘fail’ (C1 or C2) just means remedial work is needed. We’ll quote it clearly and re-issue a satisfactory certificate once done.
Book an EICR
Homeowner or landlord — get a fixed price for your electrical safety certificate.