
EICR testing in Lydgate for landlords letting a property for the first time, homeowners due a check and anyone told to re-test early. We travel from Lees to Lydgate to inspect, test and report on your electrics.

Before the first tenant moves in, you need a satisfactory EICR. If the property was your own home, it may not have been tested for years, so allow time for any remedial work. Booking early in Lydgate means the report won't hold up the start of the tenancy.
The inspector can recommend the next test sooner than the usual 5 or 10 years, for example if the installation is older or has a lot of wear. For a rented home, the regulations say you must follow the shorter interval if one is given on the report.
Sometimes parts of an installation can't be inspected, such as cables under fixed flooring or circuits that can't be switched off. These are listed as limitations on the report. It's worth reading them, because they show what wasn't covered by the inspection.
We cover Lydgate from our base in Lees. When you book, let us know whether the property is empty, lived in or let, as that affects how we plan access. For empty properties, we can collect keys from you or your agent.
We inspect and test the installation, then write up the report with a code for each issue and the date the next test is due. If the result is unsatisfactory, you get a free quote for the remedial work and written confirmation once it's complete.
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. Private landlords in England must have the electrical installation inspected and tested before a new tenancy starts, and give the tenant a copy of the report. If the report is unsatisfactory, the remedial work must be done within 28 days, or sooner if the report says so.
Yes. Empty properties are often easier to test because rooms are clear. We can arrange to collect the keys from you or your letting agent. The power needs to be on for the inspection, so check the supply is connected before we visit.
The inspector sets the next test date based on the condition of the installation. Older wiring, signs of wear or heavy use can mean a shorter interval. If the property is rented, you need to follow that date rather than the usual 5 years.
Limitations are parts of the installation the inspector couldn't fully check, such as hidden cables or areas that couldn't be reached. They're agreed or noted on the report. They don't mean there's a problem, but they show what wasn't included in the inspection.
We carry out EICR testing in these places near Lydgate as well.
Letting a property soon? Contact us with the address and your start date, and we'll get the EICR booked in time.