An EICR checks every circuit in the property, so larger homes with more circuits generally take longer to test and cost a little more. Bedroom count gives us a good starting estimate — we’ll confirm the exact price once we know a bit more about the installation.

Landlords in England and Wales are legally required to have a valid EICR at least every 5 years and to give a copy to tenants. We ask this so we can send the correct paperwork and, if needed, prioritise your inspection date.

HMOs and multi-unit properties usually need a bespoke quote rather than an instant price, as testing scope varies a lot between properties. If you select this we’ll still take your details and call you with a fixed price.

Older fuse boards without modern RCD protection often need extra time to test safely and are more likely to need follow-up remedial work, which we factor into your quote.

Most UK homes have main earthing and bonding already installed. If yours doesn’t, or you’re not sure, that’s fine — it just means our engineer may need to check this on-site, which can affect the final price.

A quick photo helps us firm up your quote faster and isn’t required to get your instant estimate below.