Electrical Certificates

What is an Electrical Certificate?

Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), is an official document issued by a qualified electrician. This report certifies that the electrical installations within a property are safe, compliant with current regulations, and functioning correctly. The inspection involves checking the condition of the wiring, identifying any potential electrical hazards, and ensuring that the property meets all necessary safety standards.

Who we provide Electrical Certificates for

Landlords

Ensuring rental properties meet legal safety standards.

Homeowners

Offering peace of mind with voluntary electrical safety inspections.

Estate Agents

Supporting property management with reliable electrical certification.

Business Owners

Ensuring the safety of users and employees.of a business organization.

Electrical Certification Price List

Electrical Safety Certificate (EICR) (Studio)

£70.00

Electrical Safety Certificate (EICR) (1 Bed)

£99.00

Electrical Safety Certificate (EICR) (2 Bed)

£109.00

Electrical Safety Certificate (EICR) (3 Bed)

£119.00

Electrical Safety Certificate (EICR) (4 Bed)

£129.00

Additional Fuse board

£78.00

*prices are based on 1 fuse board and not 3 phase configuration.

Commercial & Additional Price List

EPC Certificates

from £50.00

PAT Testing

from £55.00

Commercial EICR

from £150.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does an EICR inspection include?

It includes checking the condition of electrical installations, identifying potential hazards, and ensuring compliance with safety standards.

How often do I need an electrical safety check?

For landlords, an EICR is required every five years. Homeowners should consider periodic checks for safety.

What happens if my property fails the electrical safety inspection?

The electrician will provide a detailed report with recommendations for repairs or upgrades. It is crucial to address these issues promptly.

How long is an Electrical Certificate valid?

An Electrical Certificate (EICR) is valid for five years from the date of the inspection.

How can I book an electrical safety inspection?

You can book an inspection by contacting Services4Estates via phone, email, or through our website’s booking system.

Why is regular electrical testing important?

Regular testing helps prevent electrical fires, ensures safety, and maintains compliance with regulations.

Why Use Services4Estates?

Expertise & Certification

Our team of qualified electricians is highly experienced in conducting thorough electrical inspections and issuing accurate reports.

Comprehensive Service

We provide tailored services to landlords, homeowners, and estate agents, ensuring all electrical systems are safe and compliant.

Prompt and Reliable

We offer quick and efficient service across London and surrounding areas, minimizing disruption and ensuring timely compliance.

Competitive Pricing

Service4Estates deliver high-quality service at very competitive prices, providing excellent value to our customers.

Customer Satisfaction

Our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction ensures that you receive reliable, professional service every time.

Additional Electrical Tests

Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)

PAT testing involves examining electrical appliances and equipment to ensure they are safe to use. Regular PAT testing helps prevent electrical accidents and is often required in rental properties, offices, and public buildings to maintain safety standards.

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)

For landlords, obtaining an EICR is a legal obligation. Landlords must ensure that electrical installations in rental properties are inspected and tested at least every five years. This requirement helps protect tenants from electrical hazards and ensures that rental properties are safe and compliant with current electrical safety standards.

Is it Mandatory to Have an Electrical Certificate?

For Homeowners:

While it is not a legal requirement for homeowners to have an Electrical Certificate, it is strongly recommended. Regular electrical inspections help ensure that all electrical installations are safe and reduce the risk of electrical fires or accidents. An EICR can also be beneficial when selling a property, providing potential buyers with assurance of the property’s safety.

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