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  • An Electrical Installation Condition Report, also known as an EICR report, is a legally required document that any defects or damage in a property that requires remedial work to be carried out.

    This report is critical to landlords but can be used by any property owner or agent to ensure that their building complies with government regulations. If there is nothing to fix, you can use the report to evidence this.

    Our EICR Reports are fast and effective. It can take as little as a few days to order, test and complete the report, giving you, your tenants or your clients peace of mind has been inspected by a fully insured and qualified electrician and meets all required standards.

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  • We are the best at EICR Reports

    We test 100% of circuits and visually inspect at least 25%. We grade and code everything for ease of understanding and email you a digitally downloadable, fully itemised EICR report that you can use anywhere to evidence that your based property is fully compliant.

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    We are the best at EICR Reports
    We've got you covered even if you have
    • never had any electrical inspection completed for your property
    • not received this report from the previous owner of your building
    • a property agent that usually organises EICR reports on your behalf
    • been sitting around and hoping your old report is still valid
  • No fuss, no fight, our process is just right
    We know time is money and you may be busy. That's is why our EICR reports for your property are fast, efficient and simple.

    • register your interest via our online form

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    • receive a response from our team to go through your request

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    • on approval, we can fulfil your needs we will get a date booked 

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    • our agent will then arrive on the day to carry out the agreed test

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    • we put together a report and send it to you within 24 hours

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  • As Surrey electricians, we're a good fit for

    • Homeowners
      Homeowners
    • Estate Agents
      Estate Agents
    • Commercial
      Commercial
  • Help is on the way

    An EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) is a must for a new residence. Whether you're a homebuyer, landlord or property manager, your building is required by law to conform to government regulations.

    The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020 necessitates landlords produce these reports at least every 5 years and provide satisfactory accounts to their tenants. These reports needn't be arduous or long-winded. Our expertise have been tried and tested  in the field over the last 10 years, and we know we can help you to ensure your investment is on point.

    Help is on the way
    Rein Electrical swerve in and save the day for the likes of...
    • landlords and property agents wanting to assess their places
    • landlords and property agents wanting to assess their places
    • inquisitive building owners looking to prevent future issues
  • Some useful stats to help you on your journey
    • 54%

      of fires in England were caused by electricity in 2015-2016

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    • 70

      deaths are caused each year due to electrical faults

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    • £30,000

      is the fine Landlords who fail to conduct an EICR may face

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  • Why choose Rein Electrical?
    • Certified + Professional

      We are a qualified OLEZ, NAPIT and Competent Persons Register (CPR)business that work to the highest industry standards to ensure you get peace of mind and excellent results.

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    • Quick Turnaround Times

      We are prompt, skilled and talented. With over a decade of experience in the electrical field, you can’t go wrong with us.

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    • Expanded Geographical Reach

      With a keen eye for the growing range of electrical projects , we are constantly expanding the areas we cover to accommodate local supply and demand.

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    • 100% Impartial Reporting

      Our reports will give you peace of mind that you comply with UK regulations, and your property is ready to be utilised.

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    • Accurate + Consistent

      Attention to every detail is our bread and butter. It’s what we pride ourselves on with every client we engage.

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    • Consistently Rated Highly

      We have now serviced a huge number of clients throughout all the areas we cover and consistently receive high-star ratings on all the review sites we’re on.

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  • Let's discuss your needs

    Our team are on-hand and ready to assist.

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  • Our reports give you peace of mind and proof of compliance

    Regularly checking your electrical works allows you to catch any issues before they become significant complications. You can more freely enjoy (or rent out) your property, knowing there are no impediments affecting your safety.

    Rein Electrical's staff are well trained and happy to answer any questions that you may have.

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    Our reports give you peace of mind and proof of compliance
  • Common questions on EICR Reports
    Why do I need an EICR report?
    Why do I need an EICR report?

    It is your proof that your building complies with the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989. This is especially important for landlords as if there were to arise an issue with the electrical system at your premises, then you will be able to showcase that you fulfilled your legal duty.

    What does an EICR involve exactly?
    What does an EICR involve exactly?

    The short answer is visual inspections and electrical tests. The more in-depth answer is that our engineers will survey your entire system – this requires creating a diagram of it if you do not already have one. Using this diagram, we will then utilise visual test to check the state of your system to see if there are any faults or potential hazards. Once this part is complete, we locate each circuit and test them individually for function and safety.

    Are there specific things I should expect to see on my report?
    Are there specific things I should expect to see on my report?

    Beyond the details of the premises and inspector, your report will list all of the tests carried out and describe the observations of these tests with suggestions for actions if any are required. A summary of the condition of the system will also be included along with its components. If there any limitations to the testing, they will be listed, too and, finally, your engineer should sign the document.

    What do the codes on the EICR mean?
    What do the codes on the EICR mean?

    The EICR report uses simple coding to illustrate any issues which the testing might highlight.

    Below you will find each code and their meaning:

    C1- Danger present. Risk of injury. Immediate action required
    C2- Potentially dangerous – urgent action required
    C3- Improvement recommended
    FI- Further investigation required without delay

    Am I legally required to carry out the recommendations on my EICR report?
    Am I legally required to carry out the recommendations on my EICR report?

    The recommendations listed on the EICR reports are not actually legally binding. However, you should view this report as your evidence that your premises’ electrical system is legally compliant. If you have a report that lists important actions to be carried out and you don’t actually implement those actions, you may find yourself falling foul of the law. This is especially important if you rent out your premises or use them for any kind of commercial business, including sole traders who work from home.