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Compliance Assured coordinates EICRs through qualified electrical professionals with the appropriate competency, qualifications and experience to inspect and test fixed electrical installations in accordance with BS 7671 and the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989.
Appointed inspectors hold relevant industry qualifications and credentials, including:
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a formal assessment of the condition of a building’s fixed electrical installation, carried out in accordance with BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations). The inspection identifies damage, deterioration, defects and non-compliances that could pose a risk to safety, and confirms whether the installation is suitable for continued use.
Each EICR results in an overall classification of satisfactory or unsatisfactory, with any observed issues coded C1 (danger present), C2 (potentially dangerous), C3 (improvement recommended) or FI (further investigation required).
Every quotation is custom-scoped to reflect your building’s operational constraints, electrical infrastructure, board counts, and occupancy requirements.
You receive a comprehensive technical report including:
An EICR is required periodically or upon key operational triggers:
EICR pricing is calculated transparently based on installation complexity rather than arbitrary square footage:
An EICR is marked Unsatisfactory if any C1, C2, or FI codes are recorded during inspection. If only C3 (Improvement Recommended) codes are present, the overall report can still be issued as Satisfactory.
Visual inspections can be conducted live, but comprehensive electrical testing requires temporary, planned circuit isolations. For commercial or occupied residential buildings, out-of-hours or phased isolation schedules are arranged to minimise operational disruption.
No. An EICR is an independent diagnostic assessment. Combining testing with immediate repairs can create a conflict of interest; keeping them distinct ensures objective defect reporting. Once your EICR is issued, we can coordinate costings for required remedial works.
For larger installations, the inspection scope and testing strategy are agreed based on installation complexity, available records, previous inspection history, and operational constraints. Where appropriate, sampling approaches may be considered by the inspecting electrical professional and documented within the report limitations.
Electrical safety information can contribute to wider building safety records by providing documented evidence that electrical installations, shared services, and associated risks have been inspected, assessed, and appropriately managed.
Electrical safety information can contribute to wider building safety records by providing documented evidence that electrical installations, shared services, and associated risks have been inspected, assessed, and appropriately managed.