An EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) is a formal document produced after a detailed inspection of a property’s electrical systems. An EICR helps to ensure the safety and compliance of electrical installations in Wellingborough homes and businesses.
The EICR process thoroughly examines all electrical components, including wiring, consumer units, sockets, and light fittings. One of our qualified electricians will conduct tests to identify potential hazards, deterioration, or non-compliance with current safety standards.
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EICRs For Landlords In Wellingborough
JPR Electrical is your go-to electrician for EICR certificates in Wellingborough. Our qualified team ensures compliance, efficiency, and clear communication. We offer competitive, transparent pricing and leverage our local knowledge to provide tailored solutions. With JPR Electrical, you’ll receive prompt, professional service that minimises tenant disruption while maintaining the highest safety standards. Contact us today to arrange your EICR or discuss your electrical safety needs.
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An EICR certificate is a formal document assessing the safety and condition of a property’s electrical installations, produced by a qualified electrician after a thorough inspection.
For rental properties, an EICR certificate is typically valid for five years. For homeowners, while not legally required, it’s advisable to have an EICR every 10 years.
In Wellingborough, EICR certificate costs vary depending on property size and complexity. Prices typically range from £80 to £300, with a 2-3 bedroom house costing around £120-£150.
Landlords are legally required to have a valid EICR for rental properties. This became mandatory for all existing tenancies from April 1, 2021. For homeowners, while not legally required, an EICR is recommended for safety.
To obtain an EICR certificate, contact a qualified electrician like JPR Electrical, and schedule an inspection, the electrician will assess your property’s electrical systems, you’ll receive a detailed report and address any issues, once compliant, you’ll be issued your EICR certificate.
