Electrical
Electrical Inspections & EICRs
Electrical Installation Condition Reports for homeowners, landlords and businesses, carried out by our Enfield-based team.
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- MCS certified
- RECC member
- 13 years in Enfield
- Fixed written quotes
- Free survey
Who needs one
An EICR for every situation
Landlords
Private rented homes in England need an EICR at least every five years, with a copy for tenants.
Buyers and sellers
Know the condition of the wiring before you exchange.
Homeowners
A periodic check keeps an older installation safe and shows what needs attention.
Businesses
Meet your duty to keep electrical systems safe for staff and customers.
What happens
Inside an EICR
- 01
Visual inspection
Board, sockets, switches, cables and earthing checked by eye.
- 02
Testing
Each circuit tested, with the power off for short periods.
- 03
Your report
Every finding explained in plain English, with an overall Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory result.
- 04
Remedial work
Anything that needs fixing is quoted clearly, and we can carry it out.
Reviews
What our customers say
“Joe and his team recently installed solar panels and a battery on our property and they were absolutely first class. We would highly recommend them! As well as being top professionals and very friendly, the care and attention they put into the job really impressed us. Joe explained everything ahead of the install, and they carried out the work impeccably. Initially, we were a bit unsure of all the next steps and what we would need to do with the ongoing management of the system and our chosen energy supplier. Joe was really patient, and made time after the job to talk us through all of the technical aspects and guide us through it all. We'll definitely be picking up the phone and calling Joe the next time we need electrical work carried out!”
“Great service from Joe and team. Very tidy and professional job.”
Questions
The ones we hear most
C1 means danger is present and needs immediate action. C2 means potentially dangerous and needs urgent attention. C3 means improvement is recommended. FI means further investigation is needed.
A typical house takes a few hours, depending on its size and the number of circuits.
For owner-occupied homes, every 10 years is the recommended interval, and when you move in. Businesses usually every five years.
You get a clear list of what needs fixing. Once the remedial work is done, we confirm it in writing so you have a complete record.
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