Commercial Electrical Certificate and EICR Reports in London
Request a commercial electrical certificate or EICR enquiry for a London shop, office, restaurant, landlord-owned unit, managed building or business premises. Send the site address, business use and access notes, and we will confirm the suitable appointment route by phone or email.
- Commercial EICR and electrical certificate enquiries
- Shops, offices, restaurants and managed buildings
- Commercial landlord, tenant and facilities manager bookings
- Can be discussed alongside PAT, fire alarm, emergency lighting or EPC work
A commercial electrical report for fixed wiring and site safety decisions
A commercial electrical certificate enquiry usually means an Electrical Installation Condition Report for the fixed electrical installation. The report is used to understand whether the installation is satisfactory, whether improvement is needed and whether further investigation or remedial work should be considered.
Commercial premises are not all the same. A high-street shop, restaurant kitchen, office floor, warehouse unit and managed plant area can have different access rules, equipment, trading hours and dutyholder responsibilities. Clear site information helps avoid treating the job like a simple domestic EICR.
Commercial electrical enquiries for different London premises
The strongest commercial enquiry explains who controls the site, how the premises are used and when access is possible. This is especially important where tenants, managing agents, insurers or facilities teams are involved.
Commercial landlords and agents
Arrange an EICR enquiry for a shop, office, unit or mixed-use property before a lease, renewal, sale or handover.
Business tenants and occupiers
Request a report for insurance, maintenance, fit-out, lease compliance or internal safety records.
Facilities and property managers
Group site details, plant-room access, risers, tenant contacts and compliance deadlines for managed buildings.
Restaurants, shops and offices
Provide trading hours, equipment notes, unit layout and whether testing needs to be planned around customer access.
From commercial EICR enquiry to confirmed appointment
Send the site details
Share the postcode, premises type, floor or unit details, trading hours, access contact and any report deadline.
We check the right route
The enquiry is reviewed as a commercial EICR, fixed-installation report, remedial follow-up or grouped compliance request.
Appointment is confirmed
You receive the next suitable appointment confirmation by phone or email, with access notes kept clear for the visit.
What to send when you enquire
- Business or site address and postcode.
- Premises type, such as shop, office, restaurant, unit, managed building, warehouse or mixed-use site.
- Access contact, trading hours, parking/loading notes and any induction or permit requirements.
- Whether the request is for a new report, renewal, unsatisfactory report follow-up, lease, insurance or handover.
- Whether you also need PAT testing, emergency lighting, fire alarm, smoke alarm, EPC, fire risk or commercial gas checks.
Need a commercial electrical report with other checks?
Commercial EICR enquiries often sit alongside PAT testing, emergency lighting, fire alarm, EPC or gas certification. Mention every certificate or inspection needed at the start so the booking can be routed properly.
Commercial electrical certificate enquiries across London
Commercial EICR and electrical certificate enquiries can be made across central, north, south, east and west London. Example areas include Westminster, Camden, Islington, Hackney, Shoreditch, Tower Hamlets, Canary Wharf, Southwark, Lambeth, Wandsworth, Ealing, Brent, Croydon, Greenwich and nearby boroughs.
Commercial Electrical Certificate FAQs
What is a commercial electrical certificate?
Most commercial customers use this phrase when they need an Electrical Installation Condition Report for a business premises. The report comments on the condition of the fixed electrical installation and helps identify whether it is satisfactory or whether further work is needed.
Is a commercial EICR the same as a landlord domestic EICR?
The report type is similar, but a commercial premises can have different access, load, use, plant, trading-hour and dutyholder considerations. Send the site use and access rules so the enquiry can be routed correctly.
Who normally requests a commercial electrical report?
Commercial landlords, tenants, managing agents, facilities managers, shop owners, office managers and portfolio managers often request commercial electrical reports for insurance, lease, maintenance or handover reasons.
What details should I send before booking?
Send the site address, business type, floor or unit details, trading hours, access contact, any plant-room or riser access requirements, parking/loading notes and whether you have an existing report or deadline.
Does a commercial EICR include PAT testing or emergency lighting?
No. A commercial EICR focuses on the fixed electrical installation. PAT testing, emergency lighting checks, fire alarm certificates and smoke alarm checks are separate services, but they can be discussed as part of the same enquiry.
What happens if the commercial EICR is unsatisfactory?
The report may identify observations that need urgent action, improvement or further investigation. Share the report details when you enquire so the remedial or follow-up route can be discussed clearly.
Ready to request a commercial electrical certificate in London?
Send the site postcode, premises type, access details and any report deadline. We will confirm the next suitable appointment route by phone or email.