Electrical safety and EICR reports

Electrical Certificate and EICR Reports in London

Request an EICR or landlord electrical safety certificate enquiry for a London rental property, managed home, HMO or property portfolio. Send the postcode, access details and any tenancy deadline, and we will confirm the suitable appointment route by phone or email.

Useful when a fixed electrical installation needs a clear report or renewal date
  • Landlord EICR and electrical safety certificate enquiries
  • Letting agent and property manager bookings
  • HMO, tenancy renewal and portfolio support
  • Can be combined with gas, EPC, PAT or fire-safety checks
Service type EICR or electrical safety certificate enquiry
Common customers Landlords, agents, property managers and homeowners
Best first step Send postcode, access contact and latest report date
Can combine with Gas safety, EPC, PAT, HMO or fire-safety checks
What you are booking

An EICR checks the fixed electrical installation, not loose appliances

An Electrical Installation Condition Report looks at the condition of the fixed wiring and electrical installation. This can include circuits, consumer unit, sockets, switches, earthing and bonding. It is commonly requested by landlords, agents, HMO managers and property managers before a tenancy, renewal, licence application or managed-property handover.

The report is different from a PAT test. PAT testing is for portable appliances, while an EICR focuses on the installation itself. If the property needs both, say so at the start so the enquiry can be planned with the right certificate route.

Who this helps

EICR enquiries for real London property situations

A useful electrical enquiry gives the address, property type, access route and reason for the report. That is more helpful than a generic certificate request because EICR deadlines often sit alongside tenancy, licensing or portfolio work.

Private landlords

Arrange an EICR enquiry for a rented flat, house or maisonette before a tenancy, renewal or report expiry date.

Letting agents

Send the managed property address, tenant or key-holder details, move-in deadline and any existing electrical report.

Property managers

Group EICR renewals for portfolios, HMOs, managed blocks or mixed compliance lists across London boroughs.

Homeowners and sellers

Request an electrical condition report when you need clearer information before a sale, let, refurbishment or handover.

How booking works

From EICR enquiry to confirmed appointment

1

Send the property details

Share the postcode, property type, access contact, tenant availability and whether you have a current or expired report.

2

We check the right route

The enquiry is reviewed as a landlord EICR, HMO electrical check, commercial electrical certificate or combined booking.

3

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

  • Property address and postcode.
  • Property type, such as flat, house, HMO, managed block, shop, office or mixed-use site.
  • Reason for the report: new tenancy, renewal, expired EICR, sale, HMO licence, insurance or remedial follow-up.
  • Tenant, agent, key holder or property manager contact for access.
  • Any current EICR, unsatisfactory report, remedial deadline or other certificates needed at the same address.
Related services

Need EICR with other certificates?

Electrical certificate enquiries often sit alongside gas safety, EPC, PAT testing, smoke alarm, fire alarm or emergency lighting checks. Tell us the full list so the booking can be routed sensibly.

London coverage

Electrical certificate enquiries across London

EICR and electrical certificate enquiries can be made across central, north, south, east and west London. Example areas include Westminster, Camden, Islington, Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Newham, Southwark, Lambeth, Wandsworth, Ealing, Brent, Haringey, Barnet, Croydon, Greenwich and nearby boroughs.

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Common questions

Electrical Certificate and EICR FAQs

Is an electrical safety certificate the same as an EICR?

In landlord enquiries, an electrical safety certificate usually means an Electrical Installation Condition Report, often shortened to EICR. It reports on the condition of the fixed electrical installation and says whether it is satisfactory or whether further work is needed.

How often do landlords need an EICR?

For rented homes in England, the electrical installation must be inspected and tested at intervals of no more than five years, or sooner if the previous report says a shorter interval is needed. Always check the date and recommendation on the latest report.

Does an EICR include PAT testing?

No. An EICR covers the fixed electrical installation such as circuits, consumer unit, sockets, switches and earthing or bonding. PAT testing is a separate check for portable electrical appliances.

What happens if the EICR is unsatisfactory?

An unsatisfactory report may identify urgent danger, potential danger or further investigation. Send the report details when you enquire so the next step, remedial work route or recheck requirement can be discussed clearly.

Can a letting agent or property manager arrange the EICR?

Yes. Letting agents and property managers can book on behalf of landlords, tenants or managed portfolios. Include the property address, access contact, tenant availability and any renewal or move-in deadline.

Can I book an EICR with gas, EPC or PAT testing?

Often, yes. Tell us if the same address also needs a gas safety certificate, EPC, PAT test, HMO certificate, smoke alarm check or fire-safety inspection so the enquiry can be planned around the full compliance list.

Ready to book an EICR in London?

Send the property postcode, access details and any report deadline. We will confirm the next suitable appointment route by phone or email.

Priority EICR areas

Fixed-wiring report guidance by London borough

Use these local EICR pages when the property layout, consumer-unit location, tenant access or a tenancy deadline needs borough-specific planning. Each guide explains what to send before requesting an appointment and links back to the main electrical certificate route.

Ready to request an EICR? Send the exact property, consumer-unit location, access contact and required date.

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