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A Domestic EICR, also known as an Electrical Installation Condition Report, is a detailed safety check of the fixed electrical systems within a property. The purpose of a domestic electrical safety report is to confirm that the electrical installation is safe to use and meets current UK safety standards.
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We test a wide range of portable electrical appliances found in homes, rental properties, and workplaces.
Kettles, toasters, microwaves, fridges, washing machines, and heaters should be regularly tested for safety.
Computers, monitors, printers, extension leads, chargers, and handheld tools require regular safety checks.
Any appliance with a plug connected to a socket is considered portable and should be tested regularly.
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Our qualified electricians carry out a thorough assessment of your electrical installation in line with UK regulations. The inspection focuses on safety, condition, and compliance.
During a Domestic EICR inspection, we check:
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Once the inspection is complete, you receive a clear and professional Electrical Installation Condition Report. This document outlines the condition of the electrical installation and confirms whether it is satisfactory or requires attention.
A Domestic EICR, or Electrical Installation Condition Report, is an inspection of the fixed electrical systems in a property. It checks whether wiring, sockets, fuse boards, and circuits are safe to use and meet current UK safety standards.
For rented properties in England, yes. Landlords must have a valid EICR in place and renew it at least every five years. Homeowners are not legally required to have one, but regular inspections are strongly recommended for safety.
Most domestic properties require an EICR every five years. Some reports may recommend a shorter interval depending on the condition and age of the electrical installation.
The inspection usually takes between one and four hours. This depends on the size of the property, the number of circuits, and the age of the electrical system.
Yes, power may be switched off temporarily while testing is carried out. This is normal and ensures accurate and safe testing of the electrical installation.
If issues are identified, they will be clearly listed in the report using safety codes. Some faults require urgent attention, while others are advisory. Once remedial work is completed, the property can be made compliant.
Tenants do not usually need to be present, but access to all rooms, sockets, and electrical points is required. Landlords should give proper notice before the inspection takes place.
Yes. A valid EICR carried out by a qualified electrician is accepted by local councils, letting agents, insurers, and property management companies across London and the UK.
