EICR Gloucester
Electrical Safety
Inspections & Testing
Professional electrical inspections for landlords, homeowners, and businesses across Gloucester and the surrounding areas.
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Clear Reporting | Professional Service | Domestic & Commercial
We provide thorough, unbiased electrical inspections to ensure your property is safe, compliant; giving you peace of mind. Reports are clear, easy to understand and accepted by landlords, agents and insurers.
What is an EICR?
An electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a thorough inspection and testing of the fixed electrical installation. It identifies any defects, deterioration or non-compliance.
- Consumer unit
- Electrical circuits
- RCD protection
- Earthing & bonding
- Sockets & lighting
- Wiring condition
You'll receive a clear Electrical Installation Condition Report detailing the results and any observations.
Why Choose Elcase-Electrical
Why choose ElCase Electrical? We are a family-run business. We strive to look after our customers, no matter what the scale of the job, big or small. You can be assured you are in good hands.Â
Experienced electrical Inspector
Thorough inspections carried out by a qualified professional.
Remedial work available
We can carry out remedial work quickly and safely.
Clear EICR reports
Easy-to-understand reports with clear actions and codes.
Domestic & commercial
One trusted electrician for homes and businesses.
Understanding EICR results
Following your inspection, you’ll receive a detailed report outlining the condition and safety of the installation, including any issues identified.
Immediate danger exists. Urgent action is required to make the instalation safe.
Potential danger exists. Remedial action should be taken as a priority.
Recommendations to improve safety and reliability
Further investigation required to determine the nature and extent of the concern identified.
An EICR containing a C1, C2, or FI classifications will normally be assessed as unsatisfactory.
What happens during an EICR?
Initial Assessment
We review the installation and agree the extent of the inspection.
Inspection & Testing
We inspect and test the installation using professional equipment.
Clear Report
You receive a clear EICR explaining the results and any observations.
Remedial Quote
If work is required, we can provide a clear, separate quotation.
The cost depends on the size and type of property, the number of electrical circuits and the complexity of the installation. Contact ElCase Electrical with your property details for a clear quotation.
The time required depends on the property size, number of circuits and condition of the electrical installation. A thorough EICR includes both visual inspection and electrical testing, so enough time must be allowed to complete it properly.
Landlords in England must generally arrange an electrical inspection at least every five years, or sooner if specified in the previous report. New tenants must receive a copy before moving in, while existing tenants should receive it within 28 days of the inspection.
There is no legal requirement but an inspection is recommended for older properties, before major electrical work or whenever there are concerns about the condition of the electrics.
An EICR can identify electrical issues that may not be covered by a standard property survey, including deteriorated wiring, inadequate RCD protection and unsafe alterations. This can help you understand the installation’s condition and any potential repair costs before purchasing.
The report will explain which observations caused the unsatisfactory result and classify them as C1, C2 or FI. ElCase Electrical can explain the findings clearly and provide a separate quotation for any remedial work or further investigation required.