Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR)

Electrical condition reports ensure maximum energy efficiency, reduce the risk of electrical system failures and protect against the threat of electrical fires in your premises.

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What is a Landlords Electrical Safety Certificate?

It is a legal duty for landlords to ensure that their properties are safe for human habitation as set in the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018. This legislation set out how privately rented accommodation could be kept safe to occupy for the duration of the tenancy.

Electrical faults cause up to 10% of house fires in the UK according to data issued by the Home Office. Any electrical installation that has been neglected for a length of time can increase the risk of a fire breaking out.

Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR):
Frequently combined with the following additional services:
Commercial - Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)
Residential EPC (Energy Performance Certificate)
Fire Risk Assessment
Residential - Legionella Risk Assessment
Asbestos Management Survey
Commercial EPC (Energy Performance Certificate)

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All electrical installations can degrade over time. Landlords therefore have a duty to ensure that all electrical equipment and wiring in a rental property is safe and maintained throughout the whole tenancy.

The Landlords Electrical Safety Certificate provides an in-depth inspection of the internal wiring including consumer units, fuse boards, boilers, panel and storage heaters, hard-wired smoke detectors and fire detectors.

It also checks all fixed electrical equipment that is supplied via the properties electrical meter. If any defects are found the report suggests the necessary changes needed to rectify problems.
Recommended for domestic properties every 10 years, Focus 360 Energy can provide EICRs for both Homeowners and Landlords to ensure there are no defects or deterioration.

EICRs for Business, Commercial and Industrial Premises must be done on a regular basis, between every 1-5 years according to the use of the premises to ensure all the electrics comply with the Health and Safety and Work Act.

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Our Landlords Electrical Safety Certificate Process

  • Reveal if any of your electrical circuits or equipment are overloaded
  • Find any potential electric shock risks and fire hazards
  • Identify any defective electrical work
  • Highlight any lack of earthing or bonding

Why use us?

  • Focus 360 Energy only use registered electricians approved by NICEIC, ELECSA or NAPIT
  • Our Engineers have carried out thousands of Electrical Safety Tests across the UK
  • We provide a national coverage
  • Affordable pricing and quick turnaround

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Landlord Electrical Safety Certificate?

A Landlord’s Electrical Safety Certificate is a legal requirement for landlords to ensure that their properties are safe for human habitation, as mandated by the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018. This certificate confirms that the electrical installations in a rental property are safe and maintained throughout the tenancy.

How often should a landlord's Electrical Safety Certificate be obtained?

Domestic properties must obtain a landlord’s Electrical Safety Certificate every 10 years. For business, commercial, and industrial premises, the certificate must be obtained more frequently, typically between every 1 to 5 years, depending on the use of the premises.

What does the Landlord Electrical Safety Certificate inspection include?

The inspection thoroughly examines the internal wiring, consumer units, fuse boards, boilers, panel and storage heaters, hard-wired smoke detectors, fire detectors, and all fixed electrical equipment supplied via the property’s electrical meter. The certificate report also highlights any defects or necessary changes to rectify problems.

Why should I choose Focus 360 Energy for my Landlord Electrical Safety Certificate?

Focus 360 Energy uses registered electricians that NICEIC, ELECSA, or NAPIT approves. Our engineers have extensive experience in conducting Electrical Safety Tests across the UK. We provide national coverage, affordable pricing, and quick turnaround times, ensuring your property meets all safety standards.

How can I schedule a Landlord’s Electrical Safety Certificate assessment?

Contact Focus 360 Energy today to easily schedule a landlord electrical safety certificate assessment. Our online system makes it simple to request a quote, and our team of assessors will guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience.

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