EICR electrical safety certificates in Accrington for landlords, homeowners and businesses. A full inspection and test of the wiring, with a written report showing what passed, what failed and what needs putting right.
We inspect the board, the earthing and the main bonding, then test each circuit for insulation resistance, earth fault loop and RCD operation. Sockets and switches are opened and checked. The report lists every fault with a code showing how serious it is.
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Rented homes in England need a satisfactory EICR at least every five years, and a copy goes to the tenant. New tenants should be given one at the start. If a report comes back unsatisfactory, the remedial work has to be done within 28 days.
An unsatisfactory result is not a disaster. It means one or more items are coded C1 or C2 and need attention. We list them clearly, quote for the repairs and retest afterwards, so you end up with a satisfactory certificate and a written record of the work.
Our 2391 Testing and Inspecting Certificate is the qualification written for this exact work, so inspection and testing is not a sideline for us. We take the time to test properly rather than tick a form, and the report is written in plain language so you can see what matters and what does not.
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Rented properties need one at least every five years. Owner occupied homes are usually advised every ten years, or sooner if you are buying, selling or the wiring is old. Commercial premises are often on a shorter cycle depending on how the building is used.
Around two to four hours for a typical three bedroom home. Larger properties and commercial units take longer, because there are more circuits and accessories to check. The power goes off in stages during testing, so plan for some time without it.
C1 means danger is present and needs immediate action. C2 means potentially dangerous and needs remedial work. C3 is an improvement recommendation and does not fail the report. FI means further investigation is needed. Any C1 or C2 makes the report unsatisfactory.


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