Electrical Testing

Electrical Installation Condition Report

EICR

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a professional inspection of your property’s fixed wiring and electrical system. This "MOT for your electrics" ensures it is safe for continued use and compliant with current regulations.

The inspection must be performed by a qualified and certified electrician, such as one registered with the NICEIC, who is an expert in the current BS 7671 safety standards.

Why You Need an EICR:

For Landlords: A satisfactory EICR is a legal requirement in England and must be renewed at least every 5 years or at the start of a new tenancy.

For Homeowners: It provides vital peace of mind, especially when buying a property or if your wiring is over 10 years old. An EICR helps identify fire risks and electrical hazards before they become emergencies.

The Report and Findings

After a thorough inspection and testing process, you will receive a formal report. Any identified issues will be classified with a code to show their urgency:

C1 – Danger Present (Requires immediate action)
C2 – Potentially Dangerous (Requires urgent action)
C3 – Improvement Recommended

This impartial document gives you a clear overview of your electrical safety, and if any C1 or C2 issues are found, it allows you to easily source quotes for the necessary remedial work.

Portable Appliance Test

PAT

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PAT Testing for Your Business & Home

Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is a crucial safety inspection for any electrical item that plugs into a socket, designed to prevent electric shock and fire hazards in both commercial and domestic settings.

Why is PAT Testing Important?

For Businesses & Landlords: PAT testing helps you meet your legal duties under Health & Safety regulations. It’s the best way to ensure the safety of employees and tenants while satisfying insurance requirements.
For Homeowners: It provides essential peace of mind by confirming your everyday appliances, from home office equipment to power tools, are safe for your family to use.

Our Process

Our certified engineers test everything from computers and kettles to extension leads and garden tools. The process includes a thorough visual and electrical inspection, after which each item receives a clear Pass/Fail label. You are provided with a professional certificate detailing the results for your records.

Keep your property safe. Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote.