EICR Certificate London | Landlord Electrical Safety Certificate
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Fast, Affordable EICR Inspections by Qualified Electricians | Same-Day Certificates | All London Areas Covered
URGENCY BANNER
⚠️LEGAL REQUIREMENT FOR LANDLORDS
Under Electrical Safety Standards Regulations 2020, all landlords must have a valid EICR certificate. Penalties for non-compliance include fines up to £30,000, invalid insurance, and inability to serve Section 21 notices. Book your inspection today to stay compliant and protect your property.
Studio / 1 Bed Property
£67.99*
*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)
Includes: Full inspection, testing, digital certificate, same-day report*, free remedial quote
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£89.99*
*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)
Includes: Full inspection, testing, digital certificate, same-day report*, free remedial quote
4 Bedroom
£99.99*
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Includes: Full inspection, testing, digital certificate, same-day report*, free remedial quote
*Additional charges only if applicable: £5 parking charge in paid zones, £15 congestion charge if applicable
*Report delivered within 24 hours, same-day available for urgent bookings
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⚠️ URGENT NOTICE: New regulations effective April 2024 require additional RCD protection - many properties will fail without upgrade. Book now to check if you're affected.
Why You Need It:
- Requirement:Mandatory for all landlords
- Safety:Identifies potential fire and shock hazards
- Insurance:Required by most insurance providers
- Legal Property Value:Increases property marketability
- Peace of Mind:Ensures tenant safety
🚨 CONSEQUENCES TIMELINE
What Happens If You Delay EICR?
- IMMEDIATE (Day 1-7):
- Insurance becomes invalid
- Cannot start new tenancies
- Risk tenant complaints
- WITHIN 1 MONTH:
- Tenants can report to council
- Fines up to £30,000 possible
- Rent repayment orders risk
- WITHIN 3 MONTHS:
- Council enforcement action
- Criminal prosecution risk
- Property reputation damaged
- WITHIN 6 MONTHS:
- Mortgage provider notified
- Letting agent contract breach
- Property value decreases
WHAT WE CHECK - DETAILED INSPECTION
32-Point EICR Inspection Checklist
Consumer Unit (Fuse Board)
- Correct RCD protection for all circuits
- Appropriate rating of MCBs/RCBOs
- Proper labeling of all circuits
- No signs of overheating or damage
- Secure fixing and earthing
Sockets & Switches
- Correct polarity and secure connections
- No cracks, damage, or overheating signs
- Appropriate IP ratings in bathrooms/kitchens
- Adequate number for room size
- Secure fixing to walls
Fixed Wiring & Circuits
- No outdated or degraded wiring
- Correct cable sizing for circuits
- Proper insulation and protection
- No overloaded circuits
- Correct circuit allocation
Earthing & Bonding
- Main earthing conductor integrity
- Supplementary bonding in bathrooms
- Bonding to gas/water pipes
- Earth fault loop impedance tests
Lighting & Fixed Appliances
- Safe installation of light fittings
- Cooker, shower, and extractor fan checks
- Proper isolation and switching
- Correct circuit protection
COMMON EICR FAILURES
Average Repair Cost: £180-£400 for common issues
Missing RCD Protection (58% of failures) - Immediate C2 fault
Damaged/Faulty Sockets - Fire and shock risk
Overloaded Circuits - Causes overheating
Inadequate Earthing - Serious shock hazard
Old Wiring (pre-1960s) - Fire risk
Incorrect Circuit Breakers - No proper protection
Poor Bonding - Gas/water pipes not earthed
DIY Electrical Work - Often non-compliant
Damaged Consumer Unit - Overheating risk
Outdoor Electrical Issues - Weather exposure damage
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Steps Involved in Carrying out an EICR Near Me
Conducting an EICR involves several key steps: scheduling an inspection, performing a comprehensive examination, executing various tests, delivering a detailed report, and arranging recommended follow-up inspections.
Scheduling an Inspection: The initial step in performing an EICR is to arrange an inspection with a qualified electrician. The electrician must be certified to conduct EICRs and possess the required knowledge, experience, and equipment for the assessment.
Conducting a Thorough Examination: During the inspection, the electrician will carry out a comprehensive assessment of the electrical installation, including all wiring, circuits, and equipment. They will look for visible defects or damage, such as frayed wires or corroded connections.
Providing a Detailed Report: After the inspection, the electrician will issue a comprehensive report outlining any issues identified during the inspection and testing process. This may necessitate repairs or replacements.
Scheduling Recommended Follow-Up Inspections: The report will also include a timeline for suggested follow-up inspections to ensure that the electrical installation remains compliant with the required safety standards.
What is a Domestic EICR Certificate?
A Domestic EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) Certificate is a formal document that assesses the safety and condition of electrical installations within a residential property.
An EICR assesses the safety and condition of electrical installations, identifying potential hazards and compliance issues. It provides a formal report categorizing findings and recommending necessary repairs or upgrades.
An EICR Certificate is important because it ensures the safety of electrical installations, identifying potential hazards and confirming compliance with regulations. This proactive measure protects occupants, enhances property value, and provides essential documentation for insurance and maintenance planning.
An EICR Certificate should typically be renewed every five years for residential properties. However, it should also be updated when there are significant changes to the electrical system, if the property changes ownership, or if any alterations are made to the wiring. Regular inspections help maintain safety and compliance.
LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
Landlord Responsibilities Under Law
- Obtain EICR every 5 years
- Get new EICR before new tenancy starts
- Provide copy to tenants within 28 days
- Provide copy to local authority within 7 days if requested
- Keep certificate for next inspection
Penalties for Non-Compliance:
- Fines:Up to £30,000 per property
- Insurance:Claims may be rejected
- Tenant Rights:Can report to council
- Rent Repayment:Up to 12 months’ rent
- Section 21:Cannot evict without valid EICR
EICR PROCESS TIMELINE
From Booking to Certificate - Simple 3-Step Process
- Book online or call 020 4600 6545
- Choose convenient time slot
- Receive confirmation email with preparation guide
- Qualified electrician arrives at scheduled time
- Complete visual inspection and electrical testing
- Discuss initial findings with you
- Power off for 20-30 minutes during testing
- Digital EICR certificate emailed
- Clear explanation of any issues found
- Free remedial quote if needed
Peace of mind guaranteed
Why is a EICR Certificate
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a legal document that assesses the safety of your property’s fixed electrical installations. It’s required by law for all rental properties in England and Wales and must be renewed every 5 years or at the start of a new tenancy.
⚠️ URGENT NOTICE: New regulations effective April 2024 require additional RCD protection – many properties will fail without upgrade. Book now to check if you’re affected.
Why You Need It:
- Requirement:Mandatory for all landlords
- Safety:Identifies potential fire and shock hazards
- Insurance:Required by most insurance providers
- Legal Property Value:Increases property marketability
Peace of Mind: Ensures tenant safety
CONSEQUENCES TIMELINE
What Happens If You Delay EICR?
IMMEDIATE (Day 1-7)
- Insurance becomes invalid
- Cannot start new tenancies
- Risk tenant complaints
WITHIN 1 MONTH
- Tenants can report to council
- Fines up to £30,000 possible
- Rent repayment orders risk
WITHIN 3 MONTHS
- Council enforcement action
- Criminal prosecution risk
- Property reputation damaged
WITHIN 6 MONTHS
What does EICR inspection
and testing process involve?
The EICR inspection and testing process involves several key steps:
Initial Assessment
Qualified electricians conduct a preliminary evaluation, reviewing previous EICR reports and electrical documentation.
Visual Inspection
A thorough visual check of the electrical systems, including wiring and outlets, is performed to identify any visible damage or wear.
Testing Procedures
Various tests, such as insulation resistance and continuity tests, are conducted to assess the safety and functionality of the electrical installations.
Report Generation
Areas We Cover – All London
EICR Services Across All London Areas
North London: Hackney, Islington, Camden, Enfield, Haringey, Barnet, Finchley, Tottenham, Wood Green, Highgate
East London: Ilford, Stratford, Barking, Dagenham, Romford, Walthamstow, Leyton, Wanstead, Canning Town, Bethnal Green
South London: Greenwich, Lewisham, Croydon, Peckham, Brixton, Clapham, Wimbledon, Dulwich, Streatham, Catford
West London: Ealing, Hounslow, Acton, Hammersmith, Fulham, Chiswick, Hayes, Southall, Shepherd’s Bush, Brentford
Central London: Westminster, Kensington, Chelsea, Soho, Mayfair, Paddington, Marylebone, Holborn, City of London
If your area is in London, we cover it! Same-day service available in most areas
STATISTICS
Important EICR Facts Every Landlord Should Know
- 27% of rental properties fail their first EICR inspection
- 58% of failures are due to missing RCD protectio.
- Average repair cost for failed EICR: £250-£400
- Councils issued 18,000+ electrical safety notices in 2023
- Insurance claims increase by 300% without valid EICR
- 10% of landlords leave EICR until the final week – risking penalties
How to obtain EICR CERTIFICATE
To obtain an EICR certificate, hire a qualified electrician to conduct a thorough inspection of your property's electrical systems, followed by receiving a detailed report of their findings.
Find a Qualified Electrician
Search for a certified electrician registered with a recognized body to ensure expertise and compliance.
Schedule an Inspection
Arrange a convenient time for the electrician to inspect your electrical installations.
Conduct the Inspection
The electrician performs a thorough assessment and testing of the electrical system.
Receive the Report
After the inspection, the electrician provides a formal EICR report detailing findings and recommendations.
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REAL CASE STUDIES
Recent EICR Examples
3-Bed House, Ilford
- Issues Found:No RCD protection (C2), damaged kitchen socket (C2)
- Solution:RCD upgrade and socket replacement
- Result:Passed EICR next day, certificate issued
- Client Feedback:“Professional service, fixed everything quickly”
Studio Flat, Hackney
- Issues Found:Minor C3 improvements recommended
- Solution:No immediate repairs needed
- Result:Passed EICR same day, certificate within 2 hours
- Client Feedback:“Fast, efficient, great value at £67.99”
5-Bed HMO, Stratford
- Issues Found:Overloaded circuits, inadequate bonding
- Solution: circuit upgrades and bonding
- Result:Passed after 2 days of work
- Client Feedback:“Saved our HMO license, worth every penny”
PREPARATION GUIDE
How to Prepare for Your EICR Inspection
Before We Arrive:
- Ensure access to all rooms (including loft if applicable)
- Clear space around the consumer unit (fuse board)
- Make sure all sockets are accessible
- Inform tenants about temporary power outage (20-30 mins)
For Tenants:
- No need to be present during inspection
- Power will be briefly switched off
- All rooms need to be accessible
- Pets should be secured if possible
For Empty Properties:
- Ensure electricity is connected
- All rooms unlocked
- Provide access instructions if needed
WHY CHOOSE US
Landlord Certificate Checks vs Other Companies
| Price Transparency | ✅All inclusive price shown upfront | ❌ Hidden fees added later |
| Qualified Electricians | ✅NICEIC/NAPIT registered | ❌ Sometimes subcontractors |
| Fast Service | ✅ Same-day certificates available | ❌ Often 3-5 day wait |
| Direct Support | ✅Phone, email, WhatsApp support | ❌ Call centers only |
| Experience | ✅1000+ EICRs completed | ❌ New companies with little experience |
| Remedial Work | ✅Fixed-price repairs available | ❌ Often overcharge for fixes |
Our Guarantee: Pass your EICR or we’ll fix the issues at cost price.
Why Is an EICR Necessary for My Property?
Here are five reasons your property requires an EICR:
01
Legislation
02
Safety
03
Regulation
04
Insurance
05
Peace of Mind
TRUST SIGNALS
Why Landlords Trust Us
- NICEIC Registered Electricians
- Over 1,000 EICRs Completed
- 4.7/5 Trustpilot Rating
- Same-Day Certificate Service
- Fixed-Price Remedial Quotes
- All London Areas Covered
- 24/7 Customer Support
- No Hidden Fees Guarantee
EMERGENCY EICR SERVICE
LAST-MINUTE SITUATIONS WE CAN HELP WITH:
URGENT SCENARIOS:
- Property Sale: Completion tomorrow? We can help!
- New Tenancy: Tenant moving in Friday?
- Council Notice: Received inspection warning?
- Insurance Demand: Provider requesting certificate?
- Failed Previous: Another company failed you?
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FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Typically 45-90 minutes for 1-3 bed properties, 2-3 hours for larger properties.
We provide a free remedial quote. Most common fixes cost £150-£300.
Yes, homeowners can also get EICR for safety checks.
All London areas – we come to you.
5 years for rental properties, or at change of tenancy.
No, it’s the landlord’s legal responsibility.
Same-day inspections available if booked before 10am.
