INSPECTION AND TESTING WITH A DEFINED SCOPE

Know what the electrical inspection covers.

An Electrical Installation Condition Report concerns the fixed installation within an agreed inspection scope. Tell us about the boards, circuits, occupancy and earlier reports so access and testing can be planned.

Before booking a London assessment

Price and property details

£99 for one board or £149 for two, including up to ten circuits. Extra circuits are £10 each. Three or more boards and non-standard work need a quotation.

How often is a rental EICR needed in England?

For tenancies covered by the electrical safety regulations, the interval is no more than five years, or sooner if the report requires it. Read the findings and due date rather than relying only on the issue date.

Planning a London visit

Tell the team about access, parking or concierge restrictions, the preferred visit and the date you need the report. Availability and turnaround are agreed for the London address.

Official guidance: check the relevant requirements. Reviewed 8 November 2026.

Electrical worker wearing protective gloves and holding wiring
Electrical worker wearing protective gloves and holding wiring. Illustrative stock photograph, not a completed EPC London job.
ForHomes and agreed premises
Price routeFrom £99

Identify the installation

A flat, an outbuilding and a shared area may involve different supplies or responsibilities. Give the exact property details and explain what you want included. The agreed extent should be clear before the inspector attends.

Plan for inspection and testing

Access to the relevant equipment and areas is important. Testing may involve power interruptions; discuss sensitive equipment and occupancy needs beforehand. Do not remove covers or attempt electrical work to prepare for the appointment.

Keep the history with the report

The previous EICR, records of alterations and evidence of completed remedial work help explain the installation. Share known faults and access limitations at the booking stage rather than leaving them for the visit.

Read findings before commissioning follow-up work

The report records observations within its scope. Further investigation or repairs may require separate agreement and evidence. Ask the inspecting professional to explain the recorded findings and any proposed next steps.

Getting ready

  • Confirm the boards, circuits and spaces in scope.
  • Find previous inspection and alteration records.
  • Discuss access and possible power interruptions.
  • Disclose known faults and equipment that must remain powered.

The output to agree

An EICR recording the inspection findings and limitations.

Work outside this brief

Portable-appliance checks, repairs, upgrades and further investigation are separate from the inspection unless specifically included in the accepted quotation.

Questions about EICR

Will every part of the building be inspected?

The report follows the agreed extent and any recorded limitations. Describe shared areas, additional buildings and separate installations before booking.

Are repairs included in the booking price?

Do not assume they are. Remedial work needs an agreed scope and price.

What information affects the price?

The board count, circuit scope, property details and access requirements can affect the instruction. The form shows the applicable reference price.

YOUR NEXT PROPERTY JOB

Put the property details in the right hands.

The form collects the information relevant to this assessment so the instruction can be reviewed.

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