Electrical Installation Condition Report in Sussex
✔ Reports with observations and remedial recommendations
✔ Inspection of circuits, distribution boards and protective devices
✔ Periodic inspection and testing of electrical installations
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Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR) and Electrical Safety Testing
EICR testing in Sussex is an important part of electrical safety for commercial premises, industrial buildings and rented properties. The inspection checks the condition of the electrical installation and helps identify wiring faults, wear, damage and compliance issues.
Our engineers inspect electrical systems thoroughly, checking circuits, consumer units or distribution boards, protective devices, and the overall condition of the installation. Where issues are found, the report records the observations clearly so remedial action can be planned properly.
Why Electrical Installations Need Inspection
Electrical installations that have been modified or expanded over time may develop hidden safety risks.
An EICR electrical inspection helps identify potential hazards before they develop into serious problems.
What an EICR Electrical Inspection Tests
The electrical inspection process checks the safety and condition of key parts of the installation.
✔ Recording observations and electrical safety classifications
✔ Assessment of distribution boards and protective devices
✔ Inspection of fixed wiring systems
✔ Verification of earthing and bonding arrangements
✔ Inspection of electrical installation components
Understanding the Electrical Installation Condition Report
The EICR report provides a clear record of the inspection results and any observations identified during testing.
✔ Clear documentation of inspection results
✔ Guidance on recommended remedial work
✔ Electrical testing results recorded and documented
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If your premises require an EICR inspection in Sussex, we can carry out electrical testing and provide a detailed report on the condition of the installation.
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We provide EICR electrical inspections in Sussex, carrying out electrical testing and inspection of wiring systems, circuits and distribution equipment.
Following inspection and testing, the Electrical Installation Condition Report records observations and any recommended remedial work.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is an EICR?
An EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) assesses the safety and condition of a property’s electrical installation. It identifies damage, deterioration, defects, or non-compliances with current safety standards.
How often do I need an EICR?
Landlords: Every 5 years or upon tenant change.
Businesses: Every 5 years or as per insurance.
Homeowners: Every 10 years or when buying/selling.
Industrial Sites: Every 3-5 years.
How much does an EICR cost?
The EICR test cost depends on property size and circuits. We offer EICR report cost per circuit for transparency and affordability.
Is an EICR a legal requirement?
Yes. It’s mandatory for landlords and commercial premises under UK law. Homeowners are advised but not legally required.
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What does an EICR involve?
Our qualified electricians carry out:
A visual inspection of fixtures and fittings
Detailed fixed wire testing
Identification of hazards (e.g. overheating, overloading)
Clear EICR report with safety codes (C1, C2, C3)
How long does an EICR take?
Most EICR inspections take 2-4 hours, depending on property size and access.