Electrical Safety Reports for London Properties
Certified Electrical Installations for Safe Properties
BS 7671-Compliant Electrical Systems by Accredited Professionals
What is an Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC)?
This mandatory safety document is issued after new installations or major upgrades, confirming compliance with UK Wiring Regulations (BS 7671) and electrical safety standards.
Residential EIC
Why You Need an EIC for Your Property
Legal Protection
This certification ensures compliance with Part P Building Regulations and validates insurance, property sales, or rental agreements.
Safety Compliance
The inspection report confirms installations meet safety standards and identifies risks like faulty wiring.
When is an EIC Required?
- New Installations: For wiring, circuits, or systems.
- Major Upgrades: Including new consumer units or significant modifications.
- Rental Properties: Required post-upgrades to meet tenant safety laws.
EIC Services and Pricing
Our accredited professionals offer compliance services starting at £250 for standard installations.
Pricing:
Starting from £250 for standard installations
*Additional costs may apply for complex systems or extra circuits.
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
NICEIC-certified professionals guarantee compliance with UK regulations, reducing risks of electrical faults and ensuring insurance validity.
Our certified electricians typically issue the Electrical Installation Certificate immediately after inspecting and testing the new or upgraded installation, ensuring you receive your certificate promptly.
EIC: Certifies new installations (BS 7671 compliance).
EICR: Condition report for existing systems (required every 5–10 years).
This certificate remains valid indefinitely for the certified installation. However, regular safety checks, such as an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), are recommended every 5 years for rental properties or 10 years for owner-occupied homes.
Landlords need this certificate to comply with Part P of the Building Regulations and ensure tenant safety. Homeowners benefit from it for legal protection, insurance requirements, and peace of mind about their property's safety.
Only a certified electrician or an approved contractor can issue this report, ensuring the work complies with UK wiring regulations.