
EICR testing in Springhead for homeowners and landlords. We come out from nearby Lees to inspect and test your wiring, then give you a clear report on the condition of the electrics in your Springhead property.

If you're planning a new kitchen, bathroom or extension, an EICR first shows whether the existing wiring is fit to keep. It's much easier to fix problems while walls are open and floors are up, rather than finding out after the decorating is done.
Water can damage cables, sockets and the consumer unit, sometimes without obvious signs. If your Springhead home has had a leak through a ceiling or water near the electrics, an inspection checks for damage and confirms the installation is safe to use again.
Some insurers and mortgage lenders ask for proof that the electrics have been checked, especially for older or rented properties. An EICR is the usual document they want. It shows the condition of the installation on the day and lists anything that needs attention.
We cover Springhead from our base in Lees. Tell us roughly how big the property is and when it was last inspected, and we'll give you a price and a date. If you're renovating, it's best to book before work starts.
During the visit, we check every room and test each circuit, so expect the power to go off at times. The report follows with a code for each issue. If anything needs fixing, we quote for it, and we can do the work before your renovation begins.
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.
It's a good idea. The report tells you which circuits are in good condition and which need replacing, so you can plan and budget for the electrical work as part of the renovation. It's cheaper to fix problems while walls and floors are already open.
Yes. Water can get into sockets, light fittings, junction boxes and the consumer unit and cause faults, tripping or corrosion, sometimes weeks after the leak. If you've had a leak or flood, switch off affected circuits and have them inspected before using them again.
An EICR from a registered electrician is the standard way to show the condition of an electrical installation, so most insurers accept it. If they've asked for a specific document or date, send us the details and we'll make sure the report covers what they need.
Every room is inspected and each circuit is tested, though some checks are done on a sample of points, such as sockets. The report records what was tested and any areas we couldn't reach, so you know exactly what it covers.
We also offer EICR testing in these towns and villages close to Springhead.
Planning work or just want peace of mind? Get in touch and we'll arrange an EICR at your Springhead property.