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Our company is one of the leading in the UK, and we meet the current electrical and wiring regulations to ensure all our clients are safe.
We are specialist EICR Testers who have tested thousands of facilities throughout the UK.
With experts across the UK, we can offer competitive prices and quickly get costs to you in November 2024.
From electrical installation to ongoing electrical safety, our company offers EICR testing for all forms of electrical equipment in November 2024.
We can work with a qualified electrician during the electrical installation to provide an EICR certificate following a successful test.
We offer several great EICR Testing services and are happy to assist you with anything you need more information about.
Our company performs an EICR test on all forms of electrical systems to confirm their safety and to make sure the electrical installation meets current wiring regulations.
An EICR, an Electrical Installation Condition Report, is something that needs to be done by a qualified electrician, and our company provides a full inspection.
It is required for all properties to have regular electrical inspections. These inspections, when done regularly, can indicate any potentially dangerous issues within the electrical system allowing the issue to be resolved before it can get worse.
Many risks come with electrical devices, including the risk of injury as well as ongoing issues in terms of the prevention of fires and preventing an electric shock. This is why all electrical systems require a periodic inspection, which we offer in the form of EICR testing, to not only provide people with peace of mind but also to provide the highest safety standards across the country.
Any inspection done by our company will be performed by a trained professional in EICR. The electrical systems will be inspected and tested for any issues before our team can provide an EICR certificate to the property. This is proof that the property has been cleared of electrical hazards and is safe to inhabit.
EICR checks should be done regularly to check that all electrical safety regulations are being met.
All forms of property, whether residential, retail, or business properties, will need an EICR test done every 5years to confirm that electrical safety regulations are being met for all installations.
We are one of the leading providers of the Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) in the UK and have worked with clients nationwide to provide the necessary checks and repairs.
Our company is industry approved and has decades of experience in the field, making us highly reputable.
Any inspection done by our company will be performed by a trained professional in EICR.
The electrical systems will be inspected and tested for any issues before our team can provide an EICR certificate to the property. This proves that the property has been cleared of electrical hazards and is safe to inhabit.
This dedication to high-quality work and nationwide safety standards has made our company a leading name in EICR testing.
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There are different types of EICR testing that can be conducted depending on the specific requirements and scope of the inspection. Here are some common types of EICR testing:
This is the initial stage of an EICR where the electrical installation is visually inspected.
It involves examining the electrical equipment, wiring, connections, switchgear, distribution boards, and other components for signs of damage, wear, or non-compliance with regulations.
Visual inspection helps identify obvious defects, loose connections, overheating, or incorrect installations.
This stage involves a series of electrical tests to verify the safety and functionality of the electrical installation. The specific tests conducted may include:
Once the electrical safety inspection and testing are complete, the findings are documented in the form of an Electrical Installation Condition Report.
This report includes detailed information about the installation, any observed defects or non-compliance, recommendations for remedial actions, and an overall assessment of the installation’s safety.
The report serves as an important record of the electrical safety inspection and provides guidance for necessary repairs or improvements.
It’s important to note that the specific tests and procedures carried out during an EICR can vary depending on the country, regulations, and the qualifications and expertise of the electrical inspector or engineer performing the inspection.
The average cost of acquiring an Electrical Safety Certificate ranges between £150 – £240 for an average-sized home.
EICR rates mainly depend on the following factors:
There is a fee for an EICR test which can vary based on the extent and complexity of the work that takes place within the inspection.
An EICR test is a comprehensive inspection of all electrical equipment on the property.
Our testers will go deeper than most electricians as the hidden wires, fuse boxes, and other electrical system parts also need to be assessed. This is why the cost of an EICR test can vary greatly depending on the work that needs to be done.
To find out how much an EICR test may cost on your property, please get in touch with our team today.
Our customer support team will talk through the entire process to provide you with an exact quote for the work that needs to be done.
Commercial Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) testing, also known as periodic inspection or electrical safety testing, is a crucial process for ensuring the safety and compliance of electrical installations in commercial properties.
It involves a comprehensive assessment of the electrical systems and circuits to identify any potential faults, defects, or safety issues.
We carry out commercial EICR testing across the UK and have a team of specialists who will be happy to assist you with your requirements.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is important for several reasons:
Overall, an EICR plays a crucial role in promoting electrical safety, ensuring legal compliance, managing risks, and maintaining the integrity of electrical installations. It provides a comprehensive assessment of the electrical system’s condition, enabling necessary actions to be taken to enhance safety and prevent electrical incidents.
An EICR, an Electrical Installation Condition Report, needs to be done by a qualified electrician, and our company provides a full inspection.
It is required for all properties to have regular electrical inspections. These inspections, when done regularly, can indicate any potentially dangerous issues within the electrical system allowing the issue to be resolved before it can get worse.
Many risks come with electrical devices, including the risk of injury and ongoing issues preventing fires and electric shock.
This is why all electrical systems require a periodic inspection, which we offer in the form of EICR testing to provide people with peace of mind and the highest safety standards across the country.
EICR checks should be done regularly to ensure that all electrical safety regulations are met.
In EICR fixed wire testing, a complete inspection of all electrical systems will take place.
There are many compartments to an electrical system which is why the work of our team can be extensive, based on the client and property type.
All forms of property require an EICR test to be performed regularly to confirm their electrical system and equipment meet the current electrical safety standards.
A landlord should verify that they are taking care of their tenants by getting an EICR test done before, during, and after their property has been rented.
An EICR test will look into not only the electrical system within the property but also inspect all appliances and electrical wiring throughout the building to establish that they meet the necessary standards.
This work will be carried out by a qualified electrician, and an EICR certificate will be given to all devices and wiring if they find they pass the inspection performed by the necessary authority.
An EICR test will look into the electrical system within the property and inspect all appliances and electrical wiring throughout the building to establish that they meet the necessary standards.
A qualified electrician will carry out this work, and an EICR certificate will be given to all devices and wiring if they find they have passed the inspection performed by the necessary authority.
As this is an extensive process, there may be more than one electrician on-site as the testing is carried out. If you are a rental property tenant, your landlord could also be required to be on site.
During the remedial work, the electrician will conduct several tests on each distribution board to check for any issues and confirm all equipment meets safety standards.
As with any electrical installations, electrical connections will be impacted and could be prevented altogether when an EICR test is done. If you are currently in a tenancy agreement, your landlord must tell you when these tests will occur.
An EICR test is a comprehensive assessment of an electrical installation and can only be done by a licensed professional in the electrical field.
All property types will need to be inspected and tested for electrical safety, which is especially important for rental spaces.
As one of the leading companies in EICR testing, we can provide inspections of all properties and continue to work with clients across the country to provide this remedial work.
It is possible that an EICR test can take several days, depending on the property type, the electrical systems in place and whether there is electrical work required.
This can contribute to the cost of an EICR test, and our team can provide you with an exact quote today.
EICR testing can take place over several days if the property is large, there is a lot to inspect, and issues come up in the checks.
Our team will work with you to ensure that you, as a landlord, tenant, customer, or worker, are informed of any disruptions that will occur as the work is carried out.
We will provide an accurate estimation of the length of time required by our electricians.
An electrician must inform you whether the work will take several days, and if you are a landlord, you must inform your tenants of this too.
Equipment, appliances, or wiring that does not pass the check will need to be repaired, which our electrical safety professionals can do within their inspection, depending on the circumstances.
We have worked with many local businesses, including local schools, medical facilities, and landlords in the local area, so we understand that this kind of disruption can be an issue for our clients.
This is why we try to work with every person regarding their unique needs, such as organising for the electrician to visit outside of working hours if you are a business or performing testing in between tenancy agreements, to ensure that our schedule does not impact your routine too much.
Speak to our team today about the work you require, and we can find the right schedule for your needs.
As a leading authority in this field, our company will strive to meet the needs of each person we work for. We remain flexible in our contracts to limit disturbances, whether you are a landlord, tenant, homeowner, or customer.
There are five main purposes of an EICR test. A trained and experienced electrician will perform the EICR test with these factors in mind and have the authority to determine whether an electrical appliance or system is safe based on governmental regulations.
An EICR test is done to:
The maximum time between EICR tests on industrial premises is three years. For retail spaces and other commercial businesses, checks must be done every five years.
A test should be done every year for electrical systems close to water.
It may take several days for the testing to be completed based on the size of the property and the remedial work required within.
There are several kinds of electrical testing available:
We will help you get the right electrical testing for your property.
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Fixed wire testing shows that your property or business complies with various Health and Safety regulations.
It is also required to show you are compliant with the requirement of most commercial insurers, which is why it needs to be done on properties regularly.
Fixed wire testing is now compulsory for landlords as they are considered, as of July 2020, to be responsible for all electrical installations within their property. Following the regulation changes of April 2021, all landlords require an EICR report.
New EICR regulations in place, as of April 2021, claim that every rented property across the UK must have a valid electrical safety certificate. These regulations are per the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England).
This means all rented properties in England must have a valid electrical safety certificate before tenants can access them.
We can provide any landlord with the necessary inspection for a Landlord Safety Certificate. This is a legal requirement for all landlords in England to show that all electrical equipment in their property is suitable for tenants.
Contact our team today to book a fixed wire testing inspection for your property portfolio if you are a landlord.
We are a leading EICR wire testing company that has years of experience in the field.
Our company is industry approved, and we have worked with clients both locally and nationally to ensure the highest safety standards in all properties.
Our company is highly experienced and connects with professionals within the field to ensure we can offer the highest standard of testing possible.
You can check out the amazing reviews we have collected over the years from clients across the UK to see how we can help you.
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If you do not have your electrical system tested, you are breaching several health and safety regulations and could be charged with negligence.
This applies to landlords and business owners, who have a legal responsibility to their tenants to provide safe conditions, including checking all electrical systems on a property every 5 years or following a change of tenancy.
If your electrical system needs testing, we operate across the UK and can help you.
Get in touch with our team today to learn more and to book an EICR test. Following the remedial work of the testing, a certificate will be given to show electrical safety standards have been met.
We are a fixed wire testing company that has worked with clients across the UK. If you are interested in our services, please get in touch with us today.
Our customer service team near you will get back to you to arrange the best time for our electricians to visit you to make sure you are tested and certified according to regulations.
An EICR report identifies any damage, deterioration, defects and conditions which may rise to danger, along with observations for which improvement is recommended.
The two main certifications for new installations, alterations or additions are Electrical Installation Certificates (EICs) and Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificates (MEIWCs).
The certification or report you receive depends on the electrical installation work, inspection, and testing you have carried out.
The regulations require that the electrics are inspected at least once every 5 years and, in some circumstances, more frequently.
The reports will need to be provided to your Tenants on move-in or within 28 days of completion for existing tenancies. A copy must also be given to the local authority within 7 days if requested.
As a landlord, you’re responsible for the safety of the electricity throughout your rental properties; this includes the installation itself and any electrical appliances you’ve provided.
You will need to ensure these are safe when a new tenant moves in and is maintained for the duration of their tenancy in your rental properties.
After July 1st, if you do not carry out an EICR before a tenancy commences, you could face a hefty fine of up to £30,000 issued by your local Housing Authority.
Failing to comply with the new regulations could be problematic for landlords.
You will find that many credible home insurance companies require an EICR on a property before providing cover.
The landlord is responsible for organising the electrical engineers to conduct the EICR and carrying them out every 5 years or at the start of each tenancy.
The electrical engineers responsible for your EICR must provide proof that the EICR has been completed and a document documenting the results.
However, even though we suggest you have a full EICR every 5 years, it is not a requirement for home insurance.
Your insurance may stipulate you follow best practices regarding safety, in which case you will need an EICR.
The role of an electrical engineer is to design, develop, test, and supervise the manufacture of electrical equipment.
They may also carry out PAT testing, another certificate that landlords may need to possess.
An EICR certificate is required by all forms of properties to prove that safety standards are being met.
You can use our company to ensure your property is safe as we offer fixed wire testing and can provide an EICR certificate following a successful inspection which indicates your property is safe to use.
EICR testing may take several days, depending on the size of the building and the work done within it, but we strive to make things as easy as possible for all of our clients.
If you are looking to book an electrical test, please get in touch with us today. You can contact us via our email address for more information, and we will get back to you soon.
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