EICR inspection and certification for rental properties. Legally required every 5 years for all private rented properties in England. Issues compliant report for landlord records and tenants.
Typical cost
£120 — £300
Typical duration
2-4 hours
Certificate
Part P certified electrician required
Scope type
fixed
Typical tasks
Full visual and test inspection
Test all circuits in property
Document any C1/C2 remedial actions
Complete any immediate remedial works
Issue certificate for landlord and tenant
Extras & additional works
Based on a standard 3-bedroom house. Costs may increase if additional circuits require testing or if significant remedial work is needed.
Common questions Stainesai
The inspection for a Landlord Electrical Safety Certificate, also known as an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), includes a full visual and test inspection of all circuits, documentation of any C1/C2 remedial actions, and issuing a certificate. Always confirm with your electrician before work begins.
Landlords are required to have an Electrical Safety Certificate renewed every five years or at the start of a new tenancy.
The price can be affected by the size of the property, the number of circuits, and any required remedial work.
Yes, landlords must have a valid Electrical Safety Certificate to comply with UK regulations and ensure tenant safety.
Part P of the Building Regulations requires that all electrical work in dwellings is carried out safely and is certified. Electricians must be registered with a competent person scheme to self-certify their work. Always confirm with your electrician before work begins.
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