EICR guides
Clear answers about electrical safety certificates for landlords, letting agents and homeowners.
Do landlords need an EICR?
What private landlords in England must do about electrical safety: 5-yearly EICRs, giving reports to tenants, remedial deadlines and how to book.
What do letting agents need to know about EICRs?
How letting agents in Greater Manchester can arrange EICRs for managed properties, keep records and meet electrical safety deadlines for landlords.
Should homeowners get an EICR?
Why homeowners in Greater Manchester get an EICR: buying or selling, older wiring, renovations and peace of mind. What it costs and what to expect.
What is an EICR?
An EICR is an Electrical Installation Condition Report. Learn what it checks, who needs one, how long it takes and what the codes on the report mean.
How much does an EICR cost in Greater Manchester?
What an EICR costs in Greater Manchester, what affects the price, extra circuits, HMO charges and what is included in a fixed-price inspection.
How often do you need an EICR?
How often an EICR is needed for rented homes, HMOs, owner-occupied homes and businesses, plus when to test sooner than the usual interval.
What happens if an EICR fails? C1, C2, C3 and FI codes explained
What C1, C2, C3 and FI codes mean on an EICR, which ones make a report unsatisfactory, and what landlords must do and by when.