Step 01
Booking & access
We agree a time that suits the property and any tenants, and confirm what access to circuits and the fuse board we'll need.
Testing & inspection
EICR inspections you can rely on
Electrical Installation Condition Reports for landlords, homeowners, and businesses, carried out thoroughly and reported in plain English.
Landlords — legally required, renewed every five years
Homeowners — recommended every ten years
Businesses & commercial premises — insurance and compliance
Before buying or selling a property
Overview
What an EICR is, and who needs one
An Electrical Installation Condition Report is a formal inspection and test of a property's fixed wiring. Private landlords in England and Wales must hold a valid EICR for every rented property and renew it at least every five years. Homeowners and businesses use them for peace of mind, insurance, and before buying or selling.
Landlords — legally required, renewed every five years
Homeowners — recommended every ten years
Businesses & commercial premises — insurance and compliance
Before buying or selling a property
After a major renovation or change of use
Where there is any doubt about the age or safety of the wiring
How it works
A clear process, start to finish
Every job is planned, priced, and completed the same way — so you always know what's happening and what comes next.
Step 02
Inspection & testing
Circuits are safely isolated and tested in turn, with visual inspection of accessories, cabling, earthing, and the consumer unit.
Step 03
Report issued
You receive a clear EICR with a satisfactory or unsatisfactory outcome, each observation coded and explained in plain language.
Step 04
Remedial work if needed
If issues are found we quote for the repairs, carry them out, and reissue documentation so the installation is signed off as satisfactory.
Workmanship
What we check
Consumer unit and protective devices, earthing and bonding, socket and lighting circuits, cable condition and routing, RCD operation, and any signs of overheating, damage, or non-compliant work. Findings are coded C1, C2, C3, or FI so you know exactly what's urgent and what isn't.
FAQ
Questions we're asked most
Short, straight answers to the questions customers ask before booking this work.
Contact
Ready to talk through your job?
If you need a quote, inspection, charger installation, or help tracking down an electrical fault, get in touch directly for a clear next step.
NICEIC Approved Contractor
07817 096838g.bryanelectrical@gmail.comFacebook page
Covering Llantwit Major and the surrounding Vale of Glamorgan.