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Electrical Installation Condition Report in Coventry

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a formal assessment of the safety and condition of a property's fixed electrical installation. It is a legal requirement for private rented properties in England, and commonly required by mortgage lenders and insurers when buying or selling. We carry out EICRs to current IET standards and issue a formal report with any required observations.

Rough cost for electrical installation condition report

Jobs vary, so we'll always talk you through the actual time before we start — this gives you a ballpark to work from.

This is a rough guide based on typical jobs in our area. We'll confirm the real number with you before we touch anything.

What's included

How we go about it

  1. Agree access requirements with the property owner or occupier
  2. Carry out visual inspection of the installation
  3. Conduct circuit testing with calibrated test equipment
  4. Compile and issue the EICR with all observations coded and explained

Electrical Installation Condition Report — questions answered

How often is an EICR required?

For private rented properties in England, a valid EICR is required at least every five years or at change of tenancy. For owner-occupied homes, there is no legal requirement, but the IET recommends an inspection every ten years or when buying or selling.

What does C1, C2 and C3 mean on an EICR?

Observations are coded: C1 means danger present requiring immediate action; C2 means a potentially dangerous condition requiring urgent attention; C3 is a recommendation for improvement that does not affect the satisfactory outcome of the report. We explain every coded item in plain terms when we deliver the report.

Electrical Installation Condition Report across Coventry and nearby

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