Electrical Installation
Condition Reports

Electrical Installation Condition Reports are essential for ensuring the safety and functionality of electrical systems in a building or property. They provide a detailed assessment of the current state of the electrical components.

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Do I Need An EICR?

  • If you are a landlord, you need to have an EICR carried out every five years by law.
  • The good news is that you don’t need an EICR to sell your house or flat, however, an EICR certificate can provide prospective house buyers with peace of mind, especially in a property with older electrical circuits.
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KEY REPORT INFORMATION
  • Details about the premises that were tested and who they were tested by
  • Any limitations (for example, if only a proportion of the installations were tested or if some circuits were not able to be turned off)
  • Whether the inspection was satisfactory or unsatisfactory (i.e. ‘pass’ or ‘fail’), in line with the 18th edition wiring regulations (BS 7671)
  • A breakdown of all the issues identified and the classification codes. This will be broken down by individual room or area
  • An inspection schedule showing what has been tested and the results of each test
  • The electrical engineer will talk you through the EICR report and advise what work needs to be done to bring any installations back into a safe condition. You can then organise remedial works.