EICR TESTING IN EAST, NORTH LONDON & ESSEX
Napit registered electrical testing for landlords, homeowners and businesses across Newham, Barking & Dagenham, Redbridge, Havering, Thurrock
Residential services
Commercial services
Industrial services
Landlord EICR, Landlord safety test, Electrical safety check/test, Electrical inspection. Consumer unit change, Fuseboard change.
Pricing
EICR UP TO 10 CIRCUITS – £25 PER CIRCUIT
EICR OVER 10 CIRCUITS – £15 – £25 PER CIRCUIT
CONSUMER UNIT CHANGE – £50 PER CIRCUIT, INCLUDING CONSUMER UNIT CHANGE, TESTING AND CERTIFICATE
Services
EICR TESTING
EIC CERTIFICATES
PAT TESTING
CONSUMER UNIT (FUSEBOX) CHANGE
BUILDING CONTROL NOTIFICATION
What is an EICR?
Also referred to as an electrical safety check, an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a document produced by an electrical inspector following a comprehensive health check of your home’s or property’s electrical installation. You might also have heard of it referred to as periodic inspection and testing’. An EICR will identify signs of age, wear and tear, and damage, ensuring your home’s electrical installation is safe to use and that you’re not at risk of fires or electric shocks resulting from faults in the electrical installation.
FAQ
Do you need a professional to do an EICR test?
Yes – an EICR involves specialised electrical tests and equipment and should never be a DIY job.
Particularly for landlords, laws across the UK’s devolved nations require EICRs to be undertaken by a ‘qualified’, ‘skilled’, and/or ‘competent’ electrical inspector, meaning that you could be breaking the law if you don’t hire the right professional for the job.
An electrical business or sole trader, registered with a certification body such as NAPIT or NICEIC can be recognised on the UK competent person register for electrical inspectors. They’ll be subject to regular assessments to ensure their work continues to comply with all the latest electrical rules and regulations, and their electrical inspectors will have all the required qualifications, experience and skills to properly and safely inspect and test electrical installations.
How long does it take to carry out an electrical safety check?
The duration of an EICR check will vary depending on the size of your property and the size and complexity of your electrical systems. This can vary from a few hours for a small domestic property, to a full day or even multiple days for the largest residential, commercial or industrial premises.
Do I have to get an EICR for Rented properties?
Yes. If you are a landlord renting out properties in the UK private rented sector, then yes, you must legally have your electrical installations inspected and tested by an electrical inspector at least once every five years. You must also provide your tenants with a copy of the report after it’s completed or soon after they move in.
Do you offer free estimates?
Yes, we do! We offer free, no-pressure estimates for all services. Our quotes are transparent, detailed, and fair—so you’ll know exactly what to expect before any work begins. No hidden fees or surprise charges.
Areas we cover:
- Newham: Beckton, East Ham, Forest Gate, Plaistow, Stratford, Canning town, Custom House
- Barking and Dagenham: Barking, Dagenham, Upney, Chadwell Heath
- Redbridge: Ilford, Seven Kings, Goodmayes, Wanstead, Woodford
- Havering: Romford, Hornchurch, Rainham, Upminster, Brentwood
- Thurrock: Grays, Tilbury, Aveley, South Ockendon