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EICR Electrical Testing Service

Electrical Testing London | Herts | Wilts

Ensure your property meets safety standards with our EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) testing. As registered electrical contractors, we provide comprehensive inspections of your electrical systems, ensuring compliance and identifying potential issues.

Our testing services include:

  • Wiring Inspection: Assessing the type and condition of your wiring.
  • Fuse Box Checks: Verifying the presence of essential protection devices.
  • Switches, Lights, and Sockets: Examining for proper functionality and wear.

EICR testing highlights any areas of concern, ensuring your property is safe, compliant, and up to date with safety regulations.

Contact us today to book your EICR testing in London, Hertfordshire, or Wiltshire!

FUSE Board Testing and Inspections

Over time, electrical installations can deteriorate, making regular fuse board testing and inspections essential to ensure safety and compliance. Our professional inspections, known as periodic testing, evaluate the condition of your fuse board and wiring to verify they are fit for purpose.

Key services include:

  • Comprehensive Fuse Board Testing: Identifying issues and ensuring compliance with current regulations.
  • Safety Recommendations: Providing expert advice on remedial work to maintain a safe environment.
  • Electrical Test Certification: Issued upon completion, meeting insurance and health and safety requirements.
  • Electrical Safety Checklist: A handy guide to assess wiring, outlets, appliances, and safety devices, reducing the risk of electrical hazards.

Ensure your property is safe and compliant with our expert fuse board testing services.

Get in touch today for expert advice or to request a free, no-obligation quote.

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Fuseboard and Electrical Board Upgrades (Single and 3 Phase)

Ensure your electrical system meets modern standards with our fuse board and electrical board upgrades. Whether your existing board is overloaded, outdated, or in poor condition, we can replace or upgrade your fuse board to enhance safety, performance, and compliance.

Our services include:

  • Fuse board Upgrades: Eliminate issues with overloaded or outdated fuse boards.
  • Single & 3-Phase Systems: Upgrades tailored for both single-phase and 3-phase electrical systems.
  • Compliance & Safety: Testing and certification to ensure your electrical board meets current safety regulations.
  • Future-Proof Installations: Adding new boards to ease future wiring and reduce disruptions in commercial spaces.

Ensure your electrical infrastructure is safe, efficient, and up to code.

Contact us today for professional fuse board upgrades and compliance testing.

PAT Testing – Portable Appliance Testing

Ensure the safety of your electrical appliances with our PAT testing service. We provide comprehensive inspections to verify that your appliances are safe to use and meet the Electricity at Work Regulations.

Our PAT testing services include:

  • Visual & Electrical Inspections: Detailed checks of each appliance and its associated lead.
  • Certified Testing Equipment: Using approved PAT test equipment to ensure safety and compliance.
  • Individual Labelling: Appliances that pass the safety test are labelled with a certification.
  • Test Summary: A report detailing passes and any areas of concern.

The frequency of PAT testing depends on factors such as location, use, and regulatory requirements.

Contact us today to schedule your PAT testing and ensure the safety of your electrical appliances.

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Electrical Testing London | Herts | Wilts

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Electrical Testing EICR FAQs

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is an official document issued following an in-depth inspection of a property’s electrical systems. It details the condition of the wiring, consumer units, and fittings, identifying any safety risks, damage, or non-compliance with national wiring standards. Read our article on ‘What is an EIRC report’

Yes. By law, private landlords in the UK must have a valid EICR every five years (or at the change of a tenancy). A copy of the Landlord EICR certificate must be provided to new tenants before move-in and to existing tenants within 28 days of testing. Failure to comply can result in fines up to £30,000.

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) assesses the safety and condition of your home’s fixed electrical wiring, fuse box, and sockets. While not legally mandatory for owner-occupiers, it is strongly recommended every 10 years, or when buying an older property, to catch hidden hazards and prevent electrical fires.

An EICR typically costs between £100 and £300, averaging around £200 for a standard domestic home. Exact prices depend on property size, location (London and the South East tend to be higher), and the number of electrical circuits that need testing.

A transparent quote covers a thorough visual inspection, physical circuit testing, and the formal written report detailing any defects. Quotes should clearly state fixed prices based on your unit size or circuit count. Any necessary repair work (remedials) identified during the test will be quoted separately.

You can book an EICR inspection online or over the phone by choosing a preferred date and time. Simply provide details about your property (such as the number of bedrooms and consumer units).Complete the Contact form on this page to get in touch.

An electrician conducts visual checks and physical testing on fixed electrical installations. They inspect the main consumer unit (fuse box), earthing and bonding connections, fixed wiring, power sockets, light fittings, and switches to identify overloaded circuits, potential shock hazards, fire risks, or damaged wiring. Portable appliances (like kettles or TVs) are not tested as part of an EICR.

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