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Landlord Certifications arranges domestic EICR inspections for landlords, letting agents and property managers in London and selected service areas. Confirm the inspection scope, total price and availability for your property before booking.
Have the property postcode, number of bedrooms and preferred date ready. Appointment availability and report delivery are confirmed separately.
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Choose the property size below as a starting point. The final price depends on the installation, number of circuits, location and access requirements. We confirm the payable total and inspection scope before booking.
EICR REVIEWS & PRICES COMPARISON
Published prices for a 3-bedroom property. Trustpilot ratings out of 5.
Our published price
We are not VAT register
£30.01 more than us
VAT included.
£20.01 more than us
tax included.
Starting price only
£135 + 20% VAT
Contact our team with the report reference and observation number. We can direct your question to the appropriate person.
MultiCerts charges £70 per additional consumer unit
EICR Cert includes one fuse box, with an additional £65-£85 for another.
Aspect advertises prices from £162 including VAT: no confirmed bedroom-by-bedroom tariff.
Property-specific extras and additional consumer units may affect the total. Remedial works are separate.
Confirm your postcode, property size and installation details.
Fixed-wiring inspection and testing with a written EICR.
Guidance on defects and any remedial work required.
MultiCerts charges £70 per additional consumer unit
EICR Cert includes one fuse box, with an additional £65-£85 for another.
Aspect advertises prices from £162 including VAT: no confirmed bedroom-by-bedroom tariff.
Property-specific extras and additional consumer units may affect the total. Remedial works are separate.
Confirm your postcode, property size and installation details.
Fixed-wiring inspection and testing with a written EICR.
Guidance on defects and any remedial work required.
Confirm your property's requirements and final inspection price before booking.
Choose the property size below as a starting point. The final price depends on the installation, number of circuits, location and access requirements. We confirm the payable total and inspection scope before booking.
The relevant wiring, circuits, consumer unit, sockets, switches, fixed lighting, earthing, bonding and protective devices are assessed.
Understand the condition of the
installation beyond a quick visual
look.
The inspector carries out the tests appropriate to the installation and records the results and limitations.
Find issues that may not be obvious in everyday use.
Your report states whether the installation is satisfactory or unsatisfactory for continued use.
Know where the property stands and what action is needed.
Findings are classified with explanations of any action or investigation required.
Distinguish urgent concerns from
recommended improvements.
Report supplied by [CONFIRMED DIGITAL FORMAT / DELIVERY METHOD], with the next inspection recommendation.
Keep and share the document with the people who need it.
Property details, access, price and delivery expectations are confirmed through the booking process.
Plan the visit with fewer avoidable surprises.
An EICR covers the fixed installation. Portable appliance checks, specialist assessments, fault investigation beyond the agreed scope, repairs and any return visit must be separately confirmed in the quotation.
The report records any agreed or operational limitations. An inspection is not a guarantee against every future electrical fault.
Confirm the inspection, report and any exclusions before booking.
Retain the report and any completion evidence for your property records.
Contact Landlord Certifications on 020 3386 1854 or Email us. for booking and document enquiries.
Tell us the postcode, property size, preferred date and access arrangements. Share an existing report if relevant.
Agree the inspection scope, price and appointment arrangements. Check how and when the report will be delivered.
Review the outcome, observations and any required work. Keep the report and subsequent completion documents.
Arrange access to the consumer unit, relevant rooms and electrical accessories. Confirm tenant or keyholder availability and any building-entry restrictions.
Plan for power interruptions. Tell us before the visit about medical equipment, essential supplies, working-from-home arrangements or other constraints so the inspection can be planned appropriately.
At Landlord Certifications, we carry out Domestic EICR inspections for landlords, homeowners, letting agents and property managers. Our qualified electricians test the fixed electrical installation, check for defects and issue a clear Electrical Installation Condition Report after the inspection.
The report explains the findings and any action required. An unsatisfactory result does not automatically mean the whole property needs rewiring or a new consumer unit.
Ask for an explanation of the observations, the necessary work, the urgency and the completion evidence. Agree any additional investigation, repairs or return-visit cost before work proceeds.
Danger present. Immediate action is needed.
Potentially dangerous. Urgent remedial action is required.
Improvement recommended. C3 alone does not make a report unsatisfactory.
Further investigation required. Follow the report’s stated urgency and instructions.
You can appoint another appropriately qualified, competent person for the necessary work. Give them the report and obtain written confirmation and suitable electrical certification covering what was completed.
A full new EICR is not automatically required after every repair. The required testing and
documentation depend on the findings and the work. Keep the original report with the
completion evidence.
Contact our team with the report reference and observation number. We can direct your question to the appropriate person.
Discuss Your EICR Report
Most private rented homes in England require periodic electrical inspection and testing by a qualified, competent person under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020, as amended. Exceptions apply.
Covered rented homes need inspection and testing at intervals of no more than five years, or sooner if the report requires it. An appropriate existing report or a certificate for a new build or full rewire may already meet the inspection requirement; check your documents before booking another inspection.
An EICR is part of the process. Landlords must also address required work, share reports and retain the appropriate records.
Every EICR we perform follows a clear inspection and testing process to assess the condition of your property’s electrical installation:
provide the report within 28 days of inspection.
provide it before occupation.
within 28 days of a written request.
within seven days of a written request.
complete it within 28 days of inspection, or sooner where the report specifies a shorter period. Give the tenant and council the report and written completion confirmation within 28 days after the work.
until the next inspection is required or, if later, carried out, unless superseded. Give it to the person carrying out the next inspection.
Social rented homes in England are also covered by the amended rules. For social tenancies granted before 1 December 2025, transitional first checks are required before 1 November 2026. Separate duties cover landlord-provided electrical equipment.
Different rules apply elsewhere in the UK. Tell us the property location and use before booking. If you live in your own home, the rental inspection duty does not generally apply, although an EICR can help assess electrical condition.
Dure Shehvar – Sales and Support Executive
For booking questions, call 020 3386 1854 or Email us.
Meet the wider team at Landlord Certifications.
We provide Domestic EICR inspections across London and selected UK service areas where qualified engineers are available.
We work with qualified professionals and follow recognised UK property safety and compliance standards.
The price depends on the property size, number of circuits, location and inspection requirements. Use the price table as a guide and confirm the payable total, VAT position and exclusions before booking.
No. C3 means improvement is recommended. A C3 observation alone does not make an EICR unsatisfactory; other findings may still need action.
The EICR assesses the fixed electrical installation. The report records the inspection extent, test results, observations, limitations and next inspection recommendation. Repairs, extra investigation, appliance checks and return visits must be confirmed separately in the quotation.
Check the property address, inspection date, inspector/provider details, extent, results and observations. Verify any claimed registration with the relevant scheme. Contact the issuing business with the report reference if something is unclear; a logo alone does not establish authenticity.
Have the postcode, property size and preferred date ready. Check the inspection scope and payable total, then arrange the visit.
Need other checks for the same property? View our Gas Safety Certificates, Energy Performance Certificates, Fire Risk Assessments and PAT testing services. Each service has its own scope and booking requirements.
We arrange domestic EICR inspections in London and selected service areas. Send the property postcode and preferred date so we can confirm availability.
Current service areas: [APPROVED AREA LIST].
We make the EICR booking process simple for landlords, homeowners, letting agents and property managers. Our team confirms your property details, checks engineer availability and provides clear pricing before the inspection is booked.
Every EICR we perform follows a clear inspection and testing process to assess the condition of your property’s electrical installation:
Fuse boxes, sockets, switches and visible wiring checked for damage, overheating or signs of wear.
Continuity, insulation resistance and polarity tested to detect hidden faults.
RCDs and circuit breakers tested to confirm they trip and operate correctly.
A detailed coded report (C1, C2, C3, FI) issued with photos and clear remedial recommendations.
A valid EICR certificate provided, confirming the installation has been inspected in line with BS 7671 standards.
