
Looking for EICR testing in Lees? We're based in Lees, so booking an Electrical Installation Condition Report for your home or rental is simple, and you get a clear report with a free quote for any work.

A standard house survey only takes a quick look at the electrics. An EICR tests the circuits properly and tells you what needs fixing and how urgent it is. Booking one before you exchange contracts gives you a clearer idea of costs and something to negotiate with if work is needed.
Landlords need to give a copy of the report to new tenants before they move in and to existing tenants within 28 days of the inspection. Your local council can ask for a copy too. Keeping the report and any remedial confirmation together saves time later.
The next inspection date on your report is the latest you should leave it. Book sooner if you've had a leak, a fire, a change of use or major building work, or if you notice warm sockets, tripping or buzzing. These can all affect the condition of the wiring.
We're based in Lees, so it's easy to find a date that works for you. When you book, we ask about the property and the last report, if there is one. For rented homes, we can liaise with your tenants to arrange access.
On the day, the power is off for parts of the visit while we test. Afterwards, you get the written report explaining any codes in plain terms. If work is needed, we send a free quote, and once it's done we give you written confirmation for your records.
Tell us what's wrong or what you need doing. For urgent faults we offer a same day response.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job and give you a free quote before any work begins.
We finish the work, test it and leave you with the right certificate for the job.
Yes, with the seller's permission. The inspection needs access to the whole property and involves turning the power off for parts of the visit, so the seller or their agent will need to agree. The report gives you a clear picture of the wiring before you commit.
We send the written report shortly after the inspection, once the test results are written up. If anything is coded C1, meaning danger is present, we tell you before we leave and make it safe on the day rather than waiting for the report.
Someone needs to let us in and be aware the power will go off at times. For rented properties, this can be the tenant, and we can arrange the visit with them directly. We need access to every room, the loft if there are circuits up there, and any outbuildings.
Your tenants must be given a copy, and prospective tenants can ask to see it. Oldham Council can also request a copy, and you must provide it within 7 days. Keep the report until the next inspection, along with any confirmation of remedial work.
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Give us a ring or send a message with your address and the size of the property, and we'll book your EICR in.