Electrical Installation Condition Reports – Get YOUR ESTIMATE in less than a second!

By filling in this form, you’ll receive instant estimates for an Electrical Installation Condition Report on your property. These estimates will come directly from electricians working in your local area. You’ll also receive their full contact details. You can then discuss prices and services with them directly. If you decide to place an order, there’s no middleman involved. 😊🔌🏡

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a comprehensive assessment of the fixed wiring within a property. It serves as a safety certificate and report provided by a qualified electrician after inspecting your electrical installation. Here’s why it matters:

  1. Safety Assurance: An EICR ensures that your electrics comply with regulations and identifies potential safety issues. It goes beyond whether your lights work – it examines the underlying system, including wiring, fuse boards, and earth bonding.
  2. Risk Mitigation: Electricians look for immediate dangers (‘code one’ problems) during the inspection. If found, they address them promptly. They also note other potentially dangerous issues (‘code two’) and provide quotes for fixing them. Recommendations (‘code threes’) are also included.
  3. Frequency: For private properties, an EICR is recommended every 10 years. Landlords should get one when changing tenants or every five years. Regular checks help prevent accidents caused by electrical faults.
  4. Insurance Considerations: Neglecting electrical maintenance can lead to insurance claim refusals. Having an up-to-date EICR demonstrates due diligence and safety awareness.
  5. Alarming Statistics: Electrical faults cause around 70 deaths and 350,000 serious injuries annually in the UK. They contribute to nearly half of accidental house fires.

Now, let’s focus on homebuyers. When purchasing a property, obtaining an EICR is crucial for several reasons:

  1. Peace of Mind: Knowing the condition of the electrical installation before buying provides peace of mind during negotiations. Discovering defects early helps avoid costly repairs later.
  2. Insight into Safety: The EICR reveals safety and functionality insights. While not legally required, it’s highly recommended, especially in areas like London and the Home Counties.

In summary, an EICR ensures safety, mitigates risks, and empowers homebuyers to make informed decisions. Remember to engage a professional registered electrician for this essential assessment! 😊🏡🔌

You should ensure that the Electrician you choose is registered with one of the following organizations:

BRE Certification Ltd
British Standards Institution
ELECSA Ltd
NAPIT Registration Ltd
NICEIC Group Ltd
SELECT (Scotland)
STROMA