EICRs for property owners
Inspect and test the fixed installation, record its condition and identify issues that need attention. A report helps inform decisions about any remedial work.
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Compliance testing.
Electrical installations can deteriorate over time. Our Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) cover homes, rented properties and commercial premises, assessing the installation’s condition and highlighting anything that needs attention.
PAT testing focuses on the electrical appliances and equipment used by your business, helping identify damage or faults and any repairs or replacements needed.
Get in touch and we can advise on the testing your property or business needs.
THE WORK
Installation and appliance checks
An EICR assesses the fixed electrical installation. PAT testing concerns electrical appliances. We can discuss which service you need and the access involved.
Landlord & commercial properties
Arrange a report around the property use, occupancy and access requirements. Share previous reports and any known issues when booking.
PAT testing
Employers have a duty to keep workplace electrical equipment safely maintained. PAT testing can support this, with the checks and frequency based on the equipment, use and risk.
PLANNING THE WORK
Arranging the checks
Agree the scope and access before the visit, including any interruption to the electrical supply needed for the inspection and tests.
Confirm what needs checking
Tell us about the property or equipment, why the checks are needed and any existing records.
Arrange access
Agree the areas and equipment involved, along with timing and any arrangements for occupants or staff.
Review the findings
Receive the relevant report or records and discuss any findings or further work separately.
START A CONVERSATION
Enquire about electrical testing
Share the work you have in mind, the location and your preferred timescale.
Start an enquiryHelpful information to include
- Whether you need an EICR, PAT testing or advice on the scope
- The property type, location and how it is used
- Previous reports and any known electrical issues
- Access arrangements and an approximate appliance count for PAT testing