
EICR testing in Mossley for houses, flats and small businesses. We travel over from Lees to carry out the inspection, explain the results in plain English and quote for anything your Mossley property needs.

An EICR should be carried out by an electrician who is competent in inspection and testing, ideally registered with a scheme such as NICEIC. A very quick, very cheap inspection is a warning sign, because testing a whole installation properly takes time.
In a block of flats, each flat's installation is usually tested separately from the shared areas, such as hallways and stair lighting. The landlord or management company is often responsible for the communal parts. Check which parts you're responsible for before booking.
If you run a small shop or office in Mossley, an EICR is the usual way to show your electrics are being looked after. Insurers often ask about it. We can test early or late to keep the disruption to your opening hours as small as possible.
We cover Mossley from our base in Lees. Tell us whether it's a house, flat or business, roughly how many rooms or circuits there are, and the date of the last report. We'll then give you a price and suggest a time.
On the day, we inspect and test the installation, switching circuits off in turn. You receive a written report with each issue coded and the next test date. If anything needs fixing, we quote for it, and you get written confirmation once the work is done.
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.
Look for an electrician registered with a scheme such as NICEIC, and ask how long the inspection will take. A proper EICR on a typical house takes a few hours. Be wary of very fast or very cheap inspections, as the circuits may not be properly tested.
If you rent out a flat, yes. The installation inside the flat needs its own EICR, and your tenant must get a copy. The communal areas, such as hallways and stair lights, are usually the responsibility of the freeholder or management company and are tested separately.
We can talk about timings when you book. Testing involves switching circuits off, so we plan the order to keep tills, fridges and lighting off for as little time as possible. Let us know your opening hours and we'll suggest the best approach.
No. An EICR checks the fixed wiring, such as the consumer unit, cables, sockets and lights. PAT testing checks portable appliances that plug in, like kettles and computers. Landlords and businesses often need the fixed wiring report, while PAT testing is a separate check.
These nearby areas are also covered for EICR testing.
Whether it's a house, flat or shop, send us the details and we'll arrange your Mossley EICR at a time that suits.