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A residential EICR certificate records the condition of a home’s fixed electrical installation and highlights safety defects requiring attention.
Inspection of wiring, consumer units, sockets, switches, earthing and bonding.
Testing of circuits, RCDs, polarity, insulation resistance and earth continuity.
A clear report of defects, safety codes and required actions.
C1, C2 and FI clearly explained
• About Residential EICR
A Residential EICR is a formal inspection and assessment of the fixed electrical installations within a home, undertaken to identify defects, deterioration and potential safety hazards.
The inspection covers wiring, consumer units, earthing and bonding, sockets, switches and permanently connected equipment.
The report records test results, identifies non compliances and provides coded recommendations for any required remedial work.
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• Our Features
Wiring, consumer units, sockets, switches, earthing and bonding are carefully inspected.
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Circuits, protective devices, polarity, insulation resistance and earth continuity are tested.
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Inspection findings use C1, C2 and FI codes to indicate the level of action required.
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The report clearly explains any defects and the remedial work required to improve safety.
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• Key Benefits
A Residential EICR provides a clear record of the installation’s condition, helping property owners identify risks, plan remedial work and maintain electrical safety.
Provides test results, coded findings and recommended actions.
Helps owners prioritise repairs and record completed remedial work.
Provides test results, coded findings and recommended actions.
• Our Inspection Process
Our electrician follows a clear inspection and testing process to assess the condition and safety of your home’s fixed electrical installation.
Checks the consumer unit, wiring and accessories for visible defects.
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Circuits are identified and checked against installation records.
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RCDs, polarity, insulation, earthing and continuity are tested.
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Findings include safety codes and recommended remedial work.
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• EICR Pricing
Suitable for smaller homes with fewer electrical circuits.
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Based on property details
Suitable for standard homes with typical electrical circuits.
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Based on property details
Suitable for larger homes with additional electrical circuits.
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Book a professional electrical inspection and receive a clear report detailing test results, safety codes and any recommended remedial work.
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This works:Read how homeowners and landlords found our professional electrical inspection, straightforward booking process and clear, detailed EICR reporting service.
This works:The electrician arrived on time and carried out the entire electrical inspection thoroughly and professionally. Once the inspection was complete, every identified defect, safety code and recommended remedial action was clearly explained, making the detailed EICR report easy to understand.
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• FAQ,s
Find clear answers to common questions about Residential EICR inspections, testing, reports, safety codes and recommended remedial work.
Clear EICR Guidance
A Residential EICR is a formal assessment of the condition and safety of the fixed electrical installation within a home.
It includes visual checks and electrical testing of circuits, consumer units, wiring, sockets, switches, earthing, bonding and protective devices.
The inspection time depends on the property size, number of circuits, installation condition and accessibility of electrical points.
C1 indicates immediate danger, C2 identifies a potentially dangerous issue, and FI means further investigation is required without delay.
Yes. An EICR is normally considered unsatisfactory if it contains C1, C2 or FI observations requiring further action.
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