Electrical Installation Condition Report — full inspection and testing of an existing electrical installation. Required for property sales, lettings, and insurance. Issues C1/C2/C3 coded observations.
Typical cost
£120 — £300
Typical duration
3-4 hours
Certificate
Part P certified electrician required
Scope type
fixed
Typical tasks
Visual inspection of consumer unit and installation
Test all circuits — insulation resistance and continuity
Inspect sockets, switches, and light fittings
Document all observations and codes
Issue signed EICR certificate
Extras & additional works
Based on a standard residential property inspection. Costs may increase if additional circuits or complex installations are present.
Common questions Stainesai
An EICR, or Electrical Installation Condition Report, is an assessment of the electrical systems and installations in a property to ensure they are safe and compliant.
For rental properties, an EICR is required every 5 years. Always confirm with your electrician before work begins.
The cost of an EICR can be influenced by the size of the property, the number of circuits, and the complexity of the electrical installation.
While not always a legal requirement, landlords must have an EICR every 5 years for rental properties. It ensures safety and compliance with regulations.
No, an EICR itself does not require Part P certification. However, any notifiable electrical work identified during an EICR must comply with Part P Building Regulations and be certified accordingly. Always confirm with your electrician before work begins.
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