Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR)

Ensuring Electrical Safety and Compliance Across Your Property

Our team of NICEIC-approved electricians carry out detailed inspections and testing of all fixed wiring, circuits, and installations. All electrical installations must be regularly inspected and tested to ensure compliance and safety. Whether you’re a landlord, property manager, or business owner, our EICR service helps you meet legal requirements, identify potential faults, and safeguard people and property from electrical risks.

Our Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) Services

We provide a complete, professional service for both domestic and commercial clients across London and southern England:

Checking all fixed wiring, distribution boards, sockets, lighting circuits, and protective devices.

Conducting thorough electrical testing in line with BS 7671 regulations and issuing your EICR certificate upon completion.

Documenting the state of your electrical installation and highlighting any damage, deterioration, or non-compliance.

Advising on, and carrying out, any repairs or upgrades required to bring your installation up to standard.

Providing EICRs for landlords to meet legal obligations and ensure tenant safety.

Whether it’s a domestic Electrical Installation Condition Report for your home or a commercial EICR for a large facility, our experienced engineers deliver reliable results with minimal disruption.

Why Choose Cooper Weston?

With over a decade of experience in electrical contracting, Cooper Weston’s team of qualified electricians are trusted across London for safe, compliant, and efficient electrical testing. We operate to BS 7671 standards, ensuring every inspection meets current regulations.

We work with a wide range of clients, from homeowners and housing associations to landlords and facilities managers. Our EICR services in London and the South East provide peace of mind that your electrical system is safe, compliant, and fully certified.

Our goal is simple: to keep people and properties safe from electrical faults. We take pride in offering clear reports, honest recommendations, and quality workmanship, ensuring your electrical condition report gives you complete confidence in your installation.

FAQs – EICR Report

What is an EICR?

An EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) is a detailed inspection and test of your property’s fixed electrical systems. It identifies any defects, deterioration, or non-compliance with safety standards.

Why do I need an EICR?

EICRs are essential to ensure the safety of your electrical installation. For landlords, an EICR certificate is legally required every five years, or at the start of a new tenancy, under UK regulations. Landlords must provide the electrical safety report to new tenants, existing tenants, and prospective tenants, especially when a tenant moves in or out.

How often should an EICR be carried out?

Domestic properties: Every 10 years, or with a change of occupancy.
Rental properties: Every 5 years or at each tenancy change, including when a tenant moves in or out. The next inspection date will be specified on the report to guide future compliance.
Commercial properties: Every 5 years, or more frequently if recommended.

What should I expect during an EICR?

During an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), a qualified NICEIC-approved electrician inspects and tests your property’s wiring, fuse boards, and electrical systems to ensure safety and compliance with current regulations. The process includes a visual inspection and detailed testing to identify faults or deterioration. The report grades issues as C1, C2, or C3, depending on urgency, and provides recommendations for necessary improvements.

What happens if my installation fails the EICR?

If faults are found, we’ll provide a clear explanation and quotation for remedial work. If further work or remedial action is required, it must be completed promptly to ensure safety and compliance. Failure to comply may result in a financial penalty. Once completed, a satisfactory EICR certificate will be issued confirming compliance.

Do landlords need an electricity certificate?

Yes. Landlords must provide an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) for all rental properties to comply with The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020.

Can I get an EICR for my home?

Absolutely. We carry out domestic EICRs to give homeowners assurance that their electrical systems are safe, compliant, and up to modern standards.

Our reputation matters

We offer a free no-obligation quotation including a site survey to assess the requirements and discuss the timescales. Book your EICR inspection today.

Get in touch with us to schedule your Electrical Installation Condition Report and ensure your property meets the latest electrical safety standards.