Professional Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR)

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is an essential document detailing the safety and integrity of a property’s electrical installation. Generated after a thorough inspection, an EICR must be conducted by a qualified electrician or an approved contractor to ensure an accurate and compliant assessment.

At Scott Electrical, we are NICEIC-approved and bring extensive experience to every project, ensuring that your electrical installations meet the highest safety standards. Our EICRs are carried out in accordance with BS7671 IEE (IET) Wiring Regulations, the benchmark for electrical safety.

Why Choose Scott Electrical for Your EICR?

NICEIC-Approved: Our NICEIC certification guarantees quality, compliance, and expertise, making us a trusted choice for safe, reliable electrical assessments.

Experienced and Qualified Inspectors: Our team holds the electrical inspection and testing qualifications and has a strong track record in inspecting both commercial and residential properties.

Compliance with BS7671 Standards: We adhere strictly to the BS7671 standards, ensuring a thorough and reliable report that highlights any issues or improvements needed. With Scott Electrical, you can have confidence in the safety and compliance of your property’s electrical system.

Contact us for an EICR today to safeguard your home or business.

EICR Reports

In 2020, the UK government formally adopted the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector policy, introducing important changes for landlords regarding electrical safety. Under these regulations, landlords are now required to provide Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR) for all private rental properties. Key Points of the Policy:

• Mandatory EICR for Private Rentals: Since April 2021, all landlords must obtain an EICR for their rental properties and provide a copy to their tenants as well as the local housing authority. This is part of a broader initiative to enhance safety in rental accommodations.
• Previous Requirements: Before these new regulations, only landlords of houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) were legally obligated to provide an electrical certificate. The extension of these requirements reflects a commitment to improving safety standards across the rental sector.
• Complementary to Other Safety Inspections: The EICR requirements align with existing safety regulations, such as the need for Gas Safety certificates, ensuring a comprehensive approach to tenant safety.

These changes underscore the government’s commitment to making rental properties safer and more compliant with safety standards. If you’re a landlord, it is essential to stay informed and ensure that your properties meet these requirements to protect your tenants and avoid potential penalties. For assistance with EICR inspections and compliance, contact Scott Electrical today.