Landlord EICR Nottingham
Landlord EICR & Electrical Safety Inspections
We provide landlord EICRs across Nottinghamshire, with typical 1.5–4 hour inspections, same-week certification, fixed prices and NAPIT-registered electricians.
- NAPIT Registered
- BS 7671 Compliant
- 6 Year Guarantee
Typical duration
2–4 hours, depending on property size and circuits
Suitable for
Homeowners, landlords, letting agents and businesses
Report codes
C1, C2, C3 & FI explained clearly
Guarantee
6 year workmanship guarantee
Certification
EICR certificate issued the same week
- NAPIT approved · Part P certified
Who We Are
Electrical Safety Checks by NAPIT Electricians
At NG Rewire, we carry out Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) for landlords across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. We inspect and test wiring, sockets, lighting and the consumer unit to identify defects and assess the condition of the installation.
Rental properties in England generally require an EICR at least every five years, or sooner if specified on the previous report. We provide fixed-price quotations before inspection, with work carried out by NAPIT-registered electricians. If remedial work is needed, we explain what requires attention and can provide a separate quotation. Our workmanship is backed by a 6-year guarantee.
Fast EICR Certification
Fast landlord EICRs with your certificate issued the same week, so you can keep your property compliant.
Founder & Qualified Electrician, NG Rewire
18th
Edition compliant
Fully qualified inspectors
When Does a Rental Property Need an EICR?
For rental properties in England, electrical installations must generally be inspected at least every five years, or sooner if required. The EICR must be provided to existing tenants within 28 days and new tenants before occupation.
First-Time Landlord EICRs
We inspect and test rental properties needing their first EICR, helping landlords understand the electrical installation's condition.
EICR Renewals
If your EICR is due for renewal, we carry out the required inspection, testing and reporting.
New Tenants
A new EICR is not automatically required when a tenant changes if the existing report is still valid. The report should be provided before the new tenant moves in.
HMO Electrical Inspections
We carry out EICR inspections for rental properties, including HMOs, to assess the condition of fixed electrical installations.
Pre-Sale & Pre-Purchase EICRs
An EICR can provide useful information on a property's electrical condition when buying or selling a rental property.
Our Landlord EICR Services
We provide thorough EICR inspections for rental properties, helping landlords understand the condition of their fixed electrical installations and any work required.
Book Your EICR in 5 Easy Steps
We keep the process straightforward, from the initial quotation through to inspection, testing and the completed report.
We give a fixed-price quote
Tell us about the rental property and we’ll provide a clear price for the EICR before the visit.
We complete a visual inspection
We inspect accessible parts of the fixed electrical installation, including wiring, accessories, sockets, lighting and the consumer unit.
We carry out electrical testing
We carry out the appropriate inspection and testing to assess the condition of the installation against the relevant requirements.
We explain the findings
We record the relevant observations and explain any classification codes or further investigation identified during the inspection.
We provide your EICR report
We provide the completed EICR and explain any remedial work or further investigation that may be required.
Need a Landlord EICR in Nottingham?
We provide fixed-price quotations, clear explanations and professional electrical testing for landlords across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
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Our Recent Electrical Projects
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Landlord EICR FAQs
Need an Electrical Installation Condition Report? Our FAQs answer the questions we’re asked most often. If you need further advice, get in touch to arrange your EICR.
Is an EICR legally required for rental properties?
For rented properties covered by the regulations in England, landlords must arrange inspection and testing of the electrical installation by a qualified and competent person at least every five years.
How often does a landlord need an EICR?
The electrical installation must generally be inspected and tested at least every five years, or sooner where the previous report specifies an earlier inspection date.
What does an EICR check?
An EICR covers the fixed electrical installation, including items such as wiring, socket outlets, light fittings and the consumer unit.
What happens if an EICR finds a C1 or C2?
C1 indicates danger is present and C2 indicates a potentially dangerous condition. Where the report identifies C1, C2 or FI, the landlord must arrange the required remedial or investigative work within the applicable timeframe.
Does a C3 mean the property has failed?
No. C3 means improvement is recommended. A C3 observation does not by itself make the EICR unsatisfactory.
Do I need another EICR when a new tenant moves in?
Not automatically. If the existing report remains valid and does not require further investigation or remedial work, another inspection is not required solely because the tenant has changed.
Can you carry out an EICR while the property is occupied?
Yes. We can arrange access with the landlord, tenant or letting agent and carry out the inspection while the property is occupied, provided we can access the areas and electrical equipment required for the test.
Can you carry out remedial work after an EICR?
Yes. Where an EICR identifies electrical remedial work, we can explain what needs attention and provide a separate quotation for the required work. For properties covered by the regulations, C1, C2 and FI findings require the landlord to arrange the necessary action within the applicable timeframe.
What happens if my landlord EICR is unsatisfactory?
We explain the observations recorded on the report and what they mean. If remedial or further investigative work is required, we can quote for the necessary electrical work and provide the appropriate documentation once the work is completed.
Qualified Electrician & Owner
Tell us about your property and we’ll arrange a free survey and provide a fixed price — no obligation.
Response time
Within 2 hours
Quote type
Fixed price, no obligation
Coverage
Nottingham & 30 mile radius