EICR Nottingham
Fully Certified EICR Testing by Local Electricians
Electrical Installation Condition Reports for homeowners, landlords and businesses across Nottingham. Fixed price, NAPIT approved, certificate issued the same week.
- 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
Why Choose Us
Electrical Installation Condition Reports in Nottingham
If your property’s electrics have not been inspected recently, an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) can assess the condition and safety of the existing installation. NG Rewire carries out EICR inspections for homeowners, landlords and businesses across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
An EICR involves inspection and testing to identify defects, damage, deterioration, inadequate earthing or bonding, and other electrical safety issues. We provide a clear report of the findings, explain any remedial work recommended and provide the appropriate certification on completion.
Quick Certification
Your EICR certificate is issued the same week — no waiting. Landlords can send it to tenants and letting agents immediately.
Founder & Qualified Electrician, NG Rewire
18th
Edition compliant
Fully qualified inspectors
When Do You Need an EICR Testing?
Electrical installations naturally deteriorate over time. An EICR helps identify potential safety issues before they become more serious and confirms whether your installation continues to meet current safety standards. Here’s who needs one and when.
You're Unsure When Your Property Last Had an EICR
If you're unsure when the electrical installation was last inspected, an EICR checks the condition of the fixed wiring and identifies any defects that may need attention.
EICR Testing for Landlords and Rental Properties
Private landlords in England must have the electrical installation inspected and tested at least every five years. A valid EICR helps meet legal requirements.
EICR Before Buying, Selling or Remortgaging a Property
An EICR provides an independent assessment of the property's electrical installation, helping identify any issues before completion.
Your Insurer or Mortgage Lender Requires an EICR
Some insurers and mortgage lenders may request a recent EICR, particularly for older or rented properties.
You've Noticed Problems With Your Electrics
Frequent circuit breaker trips, flickering lights, damaged sockets, burning smells or signs of overheating shouldn't be ignored. An EICR helps identify the cause of electrical faults and determines whether remedial work is required.
EICRs for Homeowners, Landlords & Businesses
We provide professional Electrical Installation Condition Reports for homeowners, landlords and businesses, with free quotations, fixed pricing, clear reporting and honest advice.
We carry out landlord EICRs to help private landlords comply with the 5 year electrical inspection requirement. Every inspection includes fixed wiring testing, clear observations and an EICR issued the same week.
- Full visual inspection & testing
- All circuits tested & coded
- EICR certificate issued same week
- Complies with The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020
Homeowner EICR
An Electrical Installation Condition Report helps confirm your property’s electrical installation remains safe. It’s generally recommended every 10 years, when buying a property or after major electrical alterations.
- Full visual inspection & testing
- All observations explained clearly
- EICR certificate issued same week
- Honest advice on any remedial works needed
Commercial EICRs
We also carry out Electrical Installation Condition Reports for commercial premises, helping businesses maintain safe electrical installations and meet their ongoing inspection responsibilities.
- Full visual inspection & testing
- Estimated cost of any remedial works
- EICR certificate issued same week
- No obligation to use us for any follow-up work
What Happens During Your Electrical Inspection
An EICR is non-invasive and typically takes 2–4 hours. Here’s exactly what to expect.
01
Book & confirm
Get in touch, we confirm a date and time that suits you. No need to be present for the full duration — we just need access.
02
Full inspection carried out
We carry out a thorough visual inspection and testing of every circuit, socket, switch and connection throughout the property.
03
Findings explained
We walk you through any findings in plain English — what each code means, what’s urgent and what can wait, with honest advice on next steps.
04
Certificate issued
Your EICR certificate is issued the same week — satisfactory or unsatisfactory clearly stated, with all observations documented.
Book your EICR with local electricians near you
We carry out professional EICRs across Nottingham, Nottinghamshire and the surrounding East Midlands, with fixed-price quotations, clear reporting and certification issued the same week.
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Nottingham 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.
How much does an EICR cost in Nottingham?
Our EICR prices start from £150 for a 1-bed property and increase with property size. We’ll give you a fixed price before we book — no call-out fees, no surprises.
How long does an EICR take?
Most EICRs take between 2 and 4 hours depending on the size of the property and the number of circuits. A 2-bed house is typically around 2 hours. You don’t need to be present for the full duration — just access to the property.
What do the EICR codes mean?
C1 means danger present — requires immediate action. C2 means potentially dangerous — remedial work required. C3 is an improvement recommended but not urgent. FI means further investigation is needed. We’ll explain every code in plain English when we hand over the report.
My EICR has come back unsatisfactory — what happens now?
An unsatisfactory result means C1 or C2 observations were found. We’ll explain exactly what needs doing, give you a fixed price for any remedial works and get them resolved — though there’s no obligation to use us for this if you’d prefer another electrician.
How often do landlords need an EICR?
Under The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020, landlords must have a valid EICR every 5 years and provide a copy to tenants within 28 days. New tenancies require one before the tenancy begins.
Will my power be cut off during the inspection?
There will be brief periods where circuits are switched off for testing — but we’ll manage this to minimise inconvenience. We’ll always let you know before isolating anything.
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