EICR testing

Condition reports for sales, rentals and insurers. Coded properly, explained in plain English.

C1, C2, C3, FI used correctly
Photos of what we found
Remedials priced separately
Landlord packs

A set of insulation and multifunction testers with test leads on a white background — Illustrative photo

How the job runs

An EICR is a survey, not a repair. We do not inflate C2s to manufacture a board change, and we do not hide a melted neutral behind a ‘further investigation’.

Landlords get a pack they can send to the agent: the report, photos, and a separate quote for anything that is actually unsafe.

Code key

Four codes, used correctly.

The bit agents argue about. Read what an EICR actually checks.

C1: Danger present, we isolate.
C2: Potentially dangerous, it needs a repair before we’d call the installation safe.
C3: An improvement, not a fail.
FI: We could not see it and someone has to open it up.

On call

Inner boroughs, day and night.

Office 8–5, Monday to Friday. The emergency line answers after that.

Office0161 496 2200
24-hour0800 772 7514

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