EICR Testing
Electrical inspection and clear digital reporting.
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EICR Testing for Landlords, Homeowners and Businesses
Fixed-price EICR testing across South London with clear digital reports normally issued within seven days.
Quick answer
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a detailed inspection and test of a property’s fixed electrical installation. It identifies damage, deterioration and safety concerns, records observations using recognised classification codes and gives landlords, homeowners and businesses a clear view of the installation’s condition.
Approved prices
Domestic EICR Prices
Typical properties with up to 10 circuits. Easy Electrical London Ltd is not VAT registered.
Studio / 1 bedroom£99Fixed price*
2 bedroom£135Fixed price*
3 bedroom£160Fixed price*
4 bedroom£200Fixed price*
5 bedroom£245Fixed price*
Prices apply to typical domestic properties with up to 10 circuits. Additional circuits, multiple consumer units or unusually complex installations may require a revised quotation. Applicable parking, ULEZ and congestion charges are separate.
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What an EICR examines
Testing is carried out methodically across the accessible fixed installation.
- Consumer units, protective devices and earthing arrangements
- Fixed wiring, circuits, sockets and accessories
- Evidence of damage, deterioration, overheating or unsuitable alterations
- Results recorded in a digital Electrical Installation Condition Report
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Who should arrange an EICR?
EICRs are commonly requested by landlords, homeowners, purchasers, sellers, property professionals and businesses. Privately rented homes are generally inspected at least every five years, while owner-occupied homes are commonly recommended for inspection at intervals of up to ten years. The appropriate interval can vary with the property, use and previous findings.
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What happens on the day?
Access is needed to the consumer unit and a representative selection of electrical points. Some circuits will be isolated during testing, so there may be short interruptions to power. The duration depends on the size, age, accessibility and complexity of the installation.
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Understanding the result
A satisfactory report means no C1, C2 or FI observations make the report unsatisfactory. C1 identifies immediate danger, C2 identifies potentially dangerous conditions, FI means further investigation is required and C3 is an improvement recommendation.
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If remedial work is required
An unsatisfactory result is not the end of the process. We can explain the findings in plain English and, if requested, provide a separate quotation for suitable remedial work. You are paying for a competent inspection and report—not for a guaranteed satisfactory certificate.
Helpful information
Frequently Asked Questions
Most domestic inspections take approximately two to four hours, although larger, older or more complex installations can take longer.
EICR reports are normally issued within seven days.
Some circuits need to be safely isolated during testing, so short interruptions to power should be expected.
We will explain the observations and can provide a separate quotation for appropriate remedial work. There is no obligation to proceed.
No. Your preferred date and time are requests. The appointment is confirmed only when the office contacts you.