Domestic EICRs
EICRs for flats, houses, HMOs and rental properties across London, with clear reporting for landlords, homeowners and agents.
View Domestic EICRDomestic & commercial electrical condition reporting
EICR Certificates across London. Get clear reporting without the runaround.
London EICRs carries out proper Electrical Installation Condition Reports for landlords, homeowners, managing agents and businesses across London. From flats and houses to offices, shops and mixed-use premises, we provide clear reporting, proper inspection standards, and register direct with The UK Safety Council.
Registered with The UK Safety Council
TESC Certificate Registration Included
Full & Concise Inspection by Qualified Engineers
Professional EICR inspections for London properties
We provide Electrical Installation Condition Reports for residential and commercial properties across London. That includes landlord properties, owner-occupied homes, offices, retail units, mixed-use premises and other buildings where the condition of the fixed electrical installation needs to be properly assessed.
Commercial EICRs
Electrical condition reporting for offices, shops, mixed-use sites and commercial premises where a more considered inspection is needed.
View Commercial EICRContact & Booking
Tell us what type of property you have, where it is in London, and whether the job is domestic or commercial. We can take it from there.
Go to ContactNot all EICRs are the same
If you are comparing quotes, it is worth understanding what you are actually paying for. A proper EICR is not just a box-ticking visit with a low headline price and a sales pitch waiting at the end.
Registered with UK Safety Council
London EICRs is registered with the UK Safety Council, reinforcing the compliance-led approach behind the service.
TESC registration included
All prices include registration of the certificate with TESC, giving clients an extra layer of documentation and follow-up value rather than just a report being fired over and forgotten.
Proper EICR. Proper price.
We are not in the market of unrealistic £65 inspections designed to get through the door and create a shopping list. Each job is custom priced, fully transparent from the outset, payable only upon a fully compliant 5 year EICR certificate.
Who we help
London EICRs is set up for the people who actually need clear electrical reporting: landlords, letting agents, property managers, businesses and owners who want the condition of an installation properly assessed and documented.
Landlords, agents and residential clients
If you need an EICR for a flat, house, HMO or rental property, the domestic section gives you a clear route into the right service and explains what the process involves.
Businesses and commercial premises
If the job is an office, shop, workplace, communal installation or mixed-use premises, the commercial section is there to deal with that properly rather than treating it like a standard domestic job.
How it works
The process is straightforward. Tell us what the property is, where it is, and what sort of inspection you need.
1
Make contact
Call or send an enquiry with the property type, location and whether the inspection is domestic or commercial.
2
Inspection arranged
The job is assessed and priced based on information and photos requested in order to identify any obvious failures before you pay. We then advise the best possible price leaving no surprises post payment.
3
Testing carried out
The fixed electrical installation is inspected and tested, with relevant observations recorded during the visit.
4
Report issued
You receive the EICR with the result and any coded observations clearly set out.
Useful pages before you book
If you want to understand cost, coverage or report coding before making contact, these pages are there to help.
EICR Cost
A guide to the factors that affect cost, including property size, installation complexity, circuit count and whether the job is domestic or commercial.
View EICR CostFailure Codes
A plain-English explanation of C1, C2, C3 and FI, so you can better understand what those codes mean on a report.
View Failure CodesLondon Coverage
A page covering the London areas served, helping you check whether your property falls within our coverage.
View London CoverageWhy clients choose London EICRs
Some clients want the cheapest number they can find. Others want the inspection done properly, the reporting done properly, and the paperwork handled properly. London EICRs is for the second group.
Built for proper compliance
Our approach is centred on clear reporting, proper inspection standards and documentation that stands up on its own, not flimsy low-cost inspections built around upselling afterwards.
Value beyond the visit
With UK Safety Council registration and TESC certificate registration included in the pricing, clients get more than just a basic visit and a PDF attachment.
Frequently asked questions
A few of the common questions people ask before arranging an inspection.
What is an EICR?
An EICR is an Electrical Installation Condition Report. It assesses the condition of the fixed electrical installation and records defects, deterioration, damage and non-compliance.
Do you carry out both domestic and commercial EICRs?
Yes. London EICRs handles both residential and commercial inspection work across London.
Can I ask about cost before booking?
Yes. Pricing depends on the property type, size of installation, number of circuits, access and whether the job is domestic or commercial.
Do you explain failure codes?
Yes. We also have a dedicated failure codes page explaining the common coding system used on EICRs.
Are your prices cheap entry prices designed to lead to extra sales?
No. London EICRs is positioned around proper inspection work at a proper price, not unrealistic headline pricing designed to create work after arrival.
Is TESC registration included?
Yes. All prices include registration of the certificate with TESC.
Request an EICR in London
For domestic or commercial EICR enquiries across London, use the contact page or call directly. If the premises are commercial, include the building type and a rough idea of the size of the installation.