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An Electrical Installation Condition Report, also called an EICR report, is required by law and any blemishes or damage in a property that requires remedial work to be undertook.
This report is crucial to proprietors but can be utilised by all agent or property owner to ensure that their building respects local regulations. If there's nothing to repair, you can use this report to highlight this.
Our EICR Reports are quick and efficient. It can take as little as a couple days to order, test and complete the report, giving you, your tenants or your clients peace knowing has been examinedinvestigated by a comprehensively insured and qualified electrician and meets all required standards.
We evaluate 100% of circuits and visually check out a minimum of 25%. We mark and code everything for simplicity and message you a electronically downloadable, completely itemised EICR record that you can make use of anywhere to confirm that your based building is absolutely certified.
We understand time waits for no one and you may be swamped. That is why our EICR reports for your building are quick, efficient and easy.
log your interest through our online form
receive feedback from our team to look at your request
once approved, we can fulfil your requirements we’ll get a time reservedÂ
our representative will then show up on the day to perform the agreed test
we put together a report and send it to you within 24 hours
An EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) is a  necessity for a  brand-new residence. Whether you're a homebuyer, landlord or property manager, your Windsor based building is needed by statute to conform to government regulations.
The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020 requires property owners yield these reports at least every 5 years and deliver sufficient accounts to their renters. These reports need not be strenuous or longwinded. Our proficiency have been proven their worth in the field over the last 10 years, and we realise we can assist you to make certain your investment is on point.
of fires in England were caused by electricity in 2015-2016
deaths are caused each year due to electrical faults
is the fine Landlords who fail to conduct an EICR may face
We’re a certified NAPIT, Competent Persons Register (CPR) and OLEZcompany that function to the greatest industry standards to be sure that you get assurance and amazing outcomes.
We are swift, experienced and skillful. With over a decade of practical experience in the electrical space, you can not go awry with us.
With a discerning eye for the elevating variety of electric jobs throughout Windsor, we are relentlessly extending the communities we deal with to accommodate local supply and demand.
Our records will render you assurance that you are compliant with UK policy, and your building is ready to be utilised.
Interest of every single detail is our bread and butter. It is what we take pride in with every client we engage.
We’ve now served a massive number of customers all throughout the places we cover and repeatedly get high-star ratings on all the review sites we are on.
Our team are on-hand and ready to assist.
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Routinely checking your electrical related performance helps you to capture virtually any problems before they turn into considerable challenges. You can more readily indulge in (or rent out) your property, realising there are no hurdles affecting your well-being.
Rein Electrical's personnel are properly trained and content to respond to any concerns that you might have.
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.
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.
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
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.