
All our electricians are fully qualified and NAPIT-approved. Every EICR inspection in Eccleshall is carried out to the latest BS 7671 Wiring Regulations. Your certificate is professionally issued and legally recognised.
We have considerable experience inspecting rural and semi-rural properties across Staffordshire. We understand the specific challenges that come with older rural homes — including outbuilding electrics, long cable runs, and installations that may have been modified over many years without formal sign-off.
We come to you at a time that suits you. Whether you need a morning, afternoon, or specific weekday appointment, we accommodate your schedule and aim to complete every inspection efficiently and with minimal disruption.
We issue your EICR certificate digitally as soon as the inspection is complete. Whether you need it for landlord compliance, insurance, or a property transaction, we make sure you receive it without unnecessary delay.
We provide a clear, all-inclusive quote before any work begins. There are no hidden charges added afterwards and no unexpected extras. The price we agree upfront is the price you pay.
We keep the EICR process in Eccleshall simple, clear, and hassle-free from start to finish. Here’s what to expect when you book with Makse Electrical & Renewables.
If an outbuilding, barn, or farm structure has its own electrical installation or is supplied from the main property’s consumer unit, it should be included as part of the EICR. Outbuilding wiring is often older and more exposed to damp and physical damage than indoor installations — making it even more important to have it properly assessed. Let us know in advance about any outbuildings so we can factor them into the inspection and quote.
Yes. Any habitable space with an electrical installation should have a valid EICR. If the conversion involved new electrical work, there should already be an Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC) for that work. However, as the installation ages, periodic EICR testing will still be required to confirm it remains in a safe condition.
Many home insurers — particularly for older and rural properties — require a valid EICR as a condition of cover. Without one, you risk having a claim related to an electrical fault rejected. An up-to-date EICR demonstrates to your insurer that the electrical installation has been professionally assessed and is in a safe, compliant condition.
Absolutely. We regularly inspect properties that have never had a formal electrical assessment. Our EICR gives you a complete starting point — identifying the current condition of the installation and any work needed to bring it up to the required standard.
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.
