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Landlords in the area are legally required to hold a valid EICR certificate for every tenanted property. The Electrical Safety Standards (Private Rented Sector) Regulations 2020 mandate that an Electrical Installation Condition Report must be in place before any new tenancy begins, with renewals due every five years. Penalties for non-compliance reach up to £30,000 per property. EICR Landlord Cert delivers EICR testing across North London from £85, with a fixed price and no hidden charges.
Our electricians are NICEIC-Approved and qualified to test against BS 7671 wiring regulations. Every engineer on our team holds a valid DBS check, and we carry full public liability insurance on all jobs. Same-day inspections are available Monday to Friday for landlords who need to act quickly. Your EICR report is issued once the inspection is complete, giving you the paperwork you need to let your property lawfully.
An electrical safety certificate is the document that proves the fixed wiring at your rental property has passed its EICR inspection. The certificate confirms that circuits, sockets, the consumer unit, earthing, and bonding arrangements all satisfy the requirements of BS 7671. Private rented sector landlords must hold this certificate under the 2020 regulations, and it is not optional.
The inspection itself involves a mix of visual checks and electrical tests carried out on every circuit. Our electrician tests insulation resistance, verifies polarity, checks earthing, and confirms that RCDs trip within the required time. The consumer unit, distribution board, and all permanently wired equipment are examined. Faults are logged using the standard codes: C1 for danger present, C2 for potentially dangerous, and C3 for improvement recommended.
Older properties across the area often have electrical installations that have been altered or extended over many years. Periodic inspection catches faults such as cable deterioration, overloaded circuits, and outdated wiring before they become a risk to your tenants. Your certificate is issued once the inspection is complete.
EICR testing examines every component of the electrical installation at your North London property to verify safe operation and compliance.
EICR testing follows BS 7671 throughout, and all results are recorded on your electrical installation condition report.
An EICR inspection gives landlords a clear picture of whether the electrics at their property are safe for tenants.
A satisfactory outcome means your EICR certificate remains valid for five years unless a shorter interval is recommended by the electrician.
An EICR in the area costs from £85 with EICR Landlord Cert. This is a fixed price that includes the full inspection and the certificate, with no call-out fees added. The final cost depends on the property size and the number of circuits, but we confirm the exact figure before we book your appointment. You will not face any surprise charges after the work is done.
Standard one-or two-bedroom flats across the area typically fall between £85 and £130. Larger properties with more circuits, including HMOs and converted buildings, cost more, but our rates stay competitive. Transparent pricing matters, and we provide a clear quote rather than a vague estimate that shifts once the electrician is on site.
We also provide Gas Safety certificates, EPC certificates, and PAT testing for North London landlords. Bundling services in one booking cuts your overall costs and reduces the number of separate visits to the property.
Under the 2020 regulations, every North London landlord with a tenanted property must hold a current EICR.
Fines of up to £30,000 per property apply for non-compliance, so keeping your EICR obligations up to date is the safest course of action.
A landlord electrical safety certificate is the formal record that the wiring at your rental property has been tested by a qualified electrician.
Every landlord letting a property in the area needs this certificate to show they meet the electrical safety regulations.
Accredited engineers covering your area at fixed prices with no hidden fees.
Every engineer holds government-approved accreditation, is fully insured with public liability cover, and is DBS checked.
Every certificate meets current UK legal requirements and is accepted by all local authorities and letting agents nationwide.
All prices confirmed upfront. No call-out charges, no admin fees, and portfolio pricing available for landlords with multiple properties.
Certificates are issued digitally once the inspection is complete, with same-day inspection available Monday to Friday wherever your property is located.
The Electrical Installation Condition Report is the formal technical document that comes out of an EICR inspection. For landlords, this report is your legal evidence that the electrical installation at your property satisfies BS 7671 and the Electrical Safety Standards Regulations 2020. You cannot lawfully let a property without a valid report in place.
The report records every circuit tested, the outcome of each test, and any observations coded as C1, C2, C3, or FI. If the overall result is satisfactory, nothing further is needed until the next inspection falls due. An unsatisfactory result triggered by C1 or C2 observations means remedial works must be arranged within 28 days, followed by a retest of the affected circuits.
Properties across the area come in all shapes and ages. A period conversion will throw up different issues for a modern, purpose-built block. Our electricians have worked across every property type in the area and know the faults that crop up most often in older electrical systems.
A domestic EICR covers homes, flats, maisonettes, and houses across the area. This is the standard inspection for private landlords and homeowners.
Our domestic EICR service is built for residential landlords managing rental portfolios across the area.
A commercial EICR is needed for offices, retail units, restaurants, and mixed-use premises across the area with more complex electrical systems.
Whether you run an office or a shop in the area, our commercial EICR service covers the whole area.
EICR Landlord Cert provides reliable EICR services near you across the area. Our team is London-based and familiar with the property types and electrical systems common throughout the area. Every inspection is handled by a NICEIC-approved electrician who is DBS checked and covered by full public liability insurance.
We know the issues that older properties in the area tend to present, from rewired period homes to ageing consumer units in post-war buildings. Our pricing is locked in before the appointment, so there are no surprises. No hidden fees and no call-out charges apply to any job.
Same-day inspections run Monday to Friday across the area. If you need an urgent electrical safety check, call us and we will get an electrician to your property quickly. The booking process takes just a few minutes, and we confirm your fixed price before anything is scheduled.
A failed EICR means the installation has been assessed as unsatisfactory because of C1 or C2 observations found during the inspection.
In many cases we can carry out the repairs and the retest in a single visit, which saves you both time and money.
When your EICR flags faults that need attention, we provide full remedial work for properties across the area.
Once the work is done and retested, your satisfactory electrical installation condition report is issued without delay.
An EICR is an Electrical Installation Condition Report that documents the safety of the fixed wiring in a rental property. Under the Electrical Safety Standards (Private Rented Sector) Regulations 2020, every North London landlord must have a valid EICR for each tenanted property. Non-compliance carries fines of up to £30,000, and the local authority can commission the inspection at the landlord's expense.
An EICR in North London starts at £85 with EICR Landlord Cert. The exact price is based on circuit count and property size, and we confirm it before booking. There are no call-out fees or hidden charges. A typical one-or two-bedroom flat falls in the £85 to £130 bracket, with larger properties priced according to the number of circuits involved.
North London landlords must renew their EICR at least every five years, or earlier if the previous report sets a shorter interval. The 2020 regulations also require a valid report to be in place before any new tenancy starts. Staying current protects you from penalties of up to £30,000 and keeps your tenants safe from electrical faults.
An EICR covers all fixed wiring, circuits, sockets, switches, the consumer unit, earthing, and bonding. The electrician performs a visual inspection followed by dead tests such as insulation resistance and continuity checks, then live tests including RCD trip times. Results are recorded under BS 7671 using C1, C2, C3, and FI observation codes.
Most domestic EICRs on flats in the area take between two and four hours to complete. Properties with more circuits or older, more complex installations may run longer. Our electricians work thoroughly without rushing, and same-day inspection slots are available Monday to Friday so you can book at short notice when needed.
Without a valid EICR, the local authority can serve a remedial notice demanding the inspection within 28 days. Ignoring the notice exposes you to fines of up to £30,000 per property. The council can also arrange the inspection itself and bill the landlord directly. Booking proactively is far cheaper than dealing with enforcement.
C1 signals danger present, requiring immediate action. C2 indicates a potentially dangerous condition that must be resolved within 28 days. C3 is a recommendation for improvement but carries no mandatory obligation. FI calls for further investigation. Only C1 and C2 observations lead to an unsatisfactory EICR result, and both must be addressed for the property to pass.
Yes. The two terms refer to the same inspection and the same document. EICR is the technical name for the Electrical Installation Condition Report produced under BS 7671. Landlords, agents, and councils all use both terms interchangeably, and each one confirms that the electrical installation at the property is safe for tenants.
No. The 2020 regulations insist the EICR must be completed by a qualified, competent person, which in practice means a registered electrician with recognised accreditation. Our team is NICEIC-Approved, DBS-checked, and fully insured. Self-certification by landlords is not permitted, and using someone without proper qualifications creates serious legal exposure.
After a failed EICR, you must arrange remedial works within 28 days to clear every C1 and C2 observation. The electrician then retests the affected circuits and issues a new satisfactory report. EICR Landlord Cert handles both the repairs and the retest, often in one visit, so you receive a compliant certificate without extra appointments.
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