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RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL EICR CERTIFICATES SERVICES & MORE

We provide professional EICR services across London and the M25 areas. All of our electricians are fully qualified, certified, and experienced in carrying out reliable electrical inspections for residential and commercial properties. At EICR Report, we are committed to delivering high-quality electrical safety compliance services at competitive prices. We also offer special bulk discounts for landlords, estate agents, and property managers with multiple properties, making us a trusted and cost-effective choice for all your EICR and electrical inspection requirements.

How an EICR Inspection Is Performed

An EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) is a detailed inspection carried out by a qualified electrician to assess the safety and condition of the electrical installation within a property. The inspection helps identify any potential electrical hazards, defects, or non-compliance issues. Here’s how the process is typically performed step by step:

Initial Visual Inspection

The electrician begins with a visual assessment of:

  • Consumer unit (fuse board)
  • Sockets, switches, and light fittings
  • Visible wiring and electrical accessories
  • Signs of damage, overheating, or wear
  • Earthing and bonding arrangements


This step helps identify any obvious electrical safety concerns before testing begins.

Electrical Circuit Testing

Each electrical circuit is tested individually to check:

  • Continuity of wiring
  • Insulation resistance
  • Polarity
  • Circuit protection performance
  • Earth fault loop impedance

These tests ensure the electrical installation is functioning safely and correctly.

Consumer Unit Inspection

The electrician checks the condition of the consumer unit, including:

  • RCD protection
  • Circuit breakers and fuse ratings
  • Signs of overheating or faulty components
  • Compliance with current electrical regulations


This is an important part of ensuring the property has adequate electrical protection.

Earthing & Bonding Checks

The inspection includes checking:

  • Main earthing system
  • Bonding to gas and water pipes
  • Electrical grounding effectiveness

Proper earthing and bonding help reduce the risk of electric shock and fire hazards.

Identification of Electrical Defects

Any issues found during the inspection are classified as:

  • C1 – Immediate danger
  • C2 – Potentially dangerous
  • C3 – Improvement recommended
  • FI – Further investigation required


This classification helps property owners understand the urgency of repairs.

Issuing the EICR Certificate

After the inspection:

  • An EICR Certificate is issued
  • All observations and test results are documented
  • The overall condition is marked as satisfactory or unsatisfactory
  • Recommendations for remedial work are included if required

EICR inspections are essential for landlords, homeowners, estate agents, and commercial property owners to maintain electrical safety and comply with UK regulations.