
Our electricians hold full NAPIT approval and are qualified to carry out EICR inspections to the current BS 7671 Wiring Regulations. Every certificate we issue is legally valid, professionally produced, and recognised by insurers, mortgage providers, and letting agents.
Burntwood has a high proportion of mid-twentieth century housing. We have extensive experience inspecting properties of this era and know exactly what issues to look for — from outdated consumer units and lack of RCD protection to deteriorating cable insulation and inadequate earthing.
We offer flexible booking times to fit around your working week. Whether your property is owner-occupied or tenanted, we'll agree an appointment time that suits you and arrive when we say we will.
We offer flexible booking times to fit around your working week. Whether your property is owner-occupied or tenanted, we'll agree an appointment time that suits you and arrive when we say we will.
You'll receive a clear, all-inclusive quote before we start. No add-ons after the job. No hidden extras. What we quote is what you pay — every single time.
We make EICR testing in Burntwood as straightforward as possible. From your first enquiry to receiving your certificate, we keep everything clear, efficient, and hassle-free.
Properties from this era commonly have issues such as ageing PVC or rubber-insulated wiring, consumer units without RCD protection, inadequate earthing, and limited socket provision that has led to overloading through adaptors and extension leads. None of these are always obvious without testing. Our EICR inspection will identify exactly what condition your installation is in and what — if anything — needs attention.
Yes — some mortgage lenders, particularly on older properties, may request a valid EICR as part of their lending conditions. If your property is flagged as having outdated or potentially unsafe wiring, it could affect the mortgage offer until remedial work is carried out. Having an up-to-date EICR in place can help the process move more smoothly.
A C3 observation is a recommendation for improvement — the installation is not dangerous but could be made safer or more compliant with current standards. A C2 observation indicates a potentially dangerous condition that requires urgent remedial action. Unlike a C3, a C2 means your EICR will be classed as unsatisfactory until the issue is resolved. We’ll explain clearly what each observation means for your specific property.
Yes — we carry out EICR testing on all types of residential property in Burntwood, including terraced houses, semi-detached and detached homes, flats, and maisonettes. For flats, we inspect the electrical installation within the individual unit. If you manage a block of flats, we can also discuss communal area inspections.
Call us on 07724 274691 or fill in our online contact form. We’ll discuss your property, provide a free quote, and arrange a convenient inspection time that works around you.
