Electrical Installation Condition Report - Safety Checks - EICR in Coleford (22)
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M&K Electric Ltd
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Complex Electrical Installations Ltd
Complex Electrical Installations Ltd
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Kingpin Electrical Ltd
Kingpin Electrical Ltd
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Amps and Ohms Electrical
Amps and Ohms Electrical
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Smarter Brighter Electrics
Smarter Brighter Electrics
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Glo Electrics Ltd
Glo Electrics Ltd
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Williamlc Electrical Solutions Limited
Williamlc Electrical Solutions Limited
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Ade Electrical Services(Bristol) Ltd
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Kiblec Limited
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Electrical installation condition reports in Coleford
Getting an electrical installation condition report (EICR) in Coleford doesn’t need to be difficult. We can help you find electricians in no time at all. Our members are even recommended by your neighbours.
Below are two ways of finding EICR electricians in Coleford:
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Or, if you’re struggling to find free time, why not use our request a quote feature? Simply tell us about your job and we’ll send the details to three electricians who provide EICR certificates in Coleford. They’ll then contact you with three fair quotes.
What is an EICR?
An EICR or electrical installation condition report is a legal document that’s issued after an electrical inspection. This report shows that the electrics inside a property are safe to use with no developing issues. Getting an EICR is the best way of ensuring your electrics have no issues and keeping your family safe.
What does an EICR test involve?
An EICR is a full inspection that covers all electrical installations in a building. During the EICR test, the professional will carry out a visual assessment searching for damaged equipment, wiring issues and electrical insulation. Live and dead testing will also be used to check for issues. During the inspection the expert will be looking for the following:
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Risk of electric shocks
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Equipment that could cause an electrical overload
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Fire hazards
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Electrical work that’s faulty
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Issues with earthing or bonding
If any of these issues are found, they need to be repaired as soon as possible to prevent injuries and accidents.
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How long does an electrical installation condition report last?
Once you’re issued with an EICR, this remains valid for 5 years. After that time, there’s no guarantee that new issues won’t have developed so your certificate will no longer be valid.
When do I need to get an EICR?
Getting an EICR isn't a legal requirement so you don't need to have regular inspections of your home. However, an EICR is the best way to ensure the electrics in your home are safe to use. As such, we’d recommend getting an EICR every 10 years. Other reasons why an EICR may be needed include:
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Electrical issues - If you’re having any electrical issues in your home, getting an EICR is recommended for safety reasons.
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Age of property - Older properties often have older electrical installations. Over time electrics can deteriorate or become damaged so getting them checked is important to ensure they’re safe to use.
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Change of occupancy - If you’re buying or selling a house, it’s handy to obtain an EICR to ensure the property is safe.
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Property features - Certain features in a property make getting an EICR more important. For example, if your home has a swimming pool, annual EICR inspections are recommended.
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Who can carry out an EICR?
EICR inspections can’t be carried out by any electrician. In order for the EICR to be valid, it needs to be done by an electrician with the proper qualifications and experience. Generally, to become accredited, an electrician will need to take a course to ensure they’re competent.
What is the difference between an EICR and a landlord electrical safety certificate?
You may have heard of a landlord electrical safety certificate and be wondering what the difference is between that document and an EICR. The truth is that there’s no difference between the two. However, landlords are required to have an EICR in place before they can rent out a property. This needs to be renewed every 5 years.
How much does an EICR cost?
Whether you’re a landlord or are considering getting an EICR for the safety of your family, you’re probably wondering how much this will cost. The amount you pay will vary depending on the size of your property and the type of property you have (flat, house etc.). The average EICR cost for a flat is £100-£230, while the average EICR cost for a house is £150-£300+.
If you’d like to read more about these certificates, check out our landlord electrical safety certificate guide.
Want to speak to EICR electricians in Coleford?
When you’re ready to get an electrical installation condition report in Coleford, let us help you find the right professional for your job. Choosing one of our members is the best way to be sure you’re hiring someone you can depend on. Not only do they each pass 12 checks, they come with the recommendation of your neighbours.
There are two easy ways we can help you get a landlord electrical safety certificate in Coleford. One option is to use our online search feature. It’s completely free, just type in your postcode to see a variety of experts who offer EICR certificates in Coleford.
Alternatively, our request a quote feature is the perfect time saving tool. Just fill in our online form and we’ll pass your details onto three EICR electricians in Coleford. You can then get back to your busy day while they put together three custom quotes.