EICR — Electrical Installation Condition Reports

Focused EICR work for rentals, sales and commercial sites — easy-to-read reports, considerate tenant access, and remedials from the same NICEIC-approved electricians.

What is an EICR?

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is the formal assessment of a property’s fixed electrical installation: wiring, consumer units, sockets, switches and accessories. It states whether the installation may stay in service and lists defects found.

Each finding is coded C1 (danger present — act immediately), C2 (potentially dangerous), C3 (improvement recommended), or FI (further investigation needed). We describe what each code means in everyday language so landlords, agents and owners know the next step.

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EICR — Electrical Installation Condition Reports
EICR — Electrical Installation Condition Reports

Landlord and rental property EICRs

In England, private landlords must have electrical installations checked at least every five years (and in some cases on change of tenancy under local rules), and provide a satisfactory report to tenants and authorities when asked.

We try to book around existing tenancies, arrange access via agents or tenants, and issue certificates quickly to limit voids. If remedial work is needed, our team quotes and completes repairs — fuseboard upgrades, RCD protection, circuit fixes — without passing you to another firm.

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Homeowners, buyers, and commercial EICRs

EICRs are not limited to rented stock. Owners book them ahead of sale, following major works, or when insurers or lenders want proof of electrical safety. We test houses, flats, HMOs, offices, shops and light industrial premises across Hampshire.

Our tests cover visual checks, insulation resistance, earth fault loop impedance, RCD operation and polarity. You get a digital certificate suitable for compliance folders, agent packs and commercial health-and-safety files.

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EICR — Electrical Installation Condition Reports

Why choose GH Electrical & Property Maintenance?

  • Rental and HMO compliance
  • Booking via agents or tenants
  • Quotes and remedial repairs
  • Homes and commercial premises
  • NICEIC-approved electricians

Frequently asked questions

Most private rented homes in England need an inspection at least every five years. HMOs and some licensing schemes may need checks more often. Tell us your property type and we can point you to the right interval for your local authority.

Customer feedback

Established electricians for homes and businesses in Totton and Southampton.

Natasha Bygrave

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Fantastic service from James today. He was tidy, polite and very easy to talk to. He gave clear instructions on what he was doing and kept me updated every step of the way. I'm really pleased with the final result — highly recommend and competitive pricing.

Emily Black

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Melvin went above and beyond helping us with an absolute nightmare of a job involving a septic tank electric pump. Nothing was too much trouble, and despite the challenges, he stayed positive, worked incredibly hard, and made sure the job was completed.

Barrie Jarman

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We've relied on GH Electrical for over five years, and I honestly can't speak highly enough of their work ethic, professionalism, and attention to detail.

Garry Storey

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Great guys as usual. 2nd time we've used them and can't fault them from start to finish. Melvin going above and beyond to get our project looking amazing. Thanks again guys.

Lauren Ryder

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Andy came to jet wash our decking and assess what work needs to be done this morning. Very happy with the work he has done — very professional, arrived on time and you can tell he is passionate about his work. Thank you so much, definitely recommend to everyone.

richard p

Great local company. Fantastic service — sorted an element issue within 24 hours for my tenant to restore hot water.

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