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Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)

Ensure Your Property is Electrically Safe and Legally Compliant

At AC1 Electrical, we provide thorough, reliable Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) for residential, commercial, and rental properties. Whether you are a homeowner, landlord, or business owner, an EICR gives you the confidence that your electrical systems are safe, compliant with UK regulations, and free from hidden hazards.

Our qualified electricians work across London, Essex, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Kent, and Buckinghamshire, to deliver professional inspections and clear reports that help you stay protected and meet your legal obligations.


What Is an Electrical Installation Condition Report?

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a full inspection of the fixed wiring in your property. It’s not just about checking boxes — it’s about understanding how your electrical system is holding up, and whether it’s doing its job safely.

We’ll take a close look at the essential parts of your setup, which usually includes:

  • The wiring running throughout the property

  • Light switches, plug sockets and fittings

  • Fuse boards (also called consumer units)

  • Earthing and bonding arrangements

  • Built-in lighting and fixed power outlets

  • Permanently installed appliances, such as cookers or electric showers








The goal is simple: to flag up anything that could be a danger — whether that’s ageing components, poor installation work from the past, or parts of the system that no longer meet today’s safety standards.

After the inspection and tests, we’ll issue a written report. This will explain what we found, highlighting:

  • Any signs of wear or damage

  • Potential safety risks, like electric shock or fire hazards

  • Circuits that are overloaded or poorly protected

  • Areas where the setup doesn’t meet current regulations

  • Recommended steps to put things right

Each issue is graded by urgency, so you’ll know exactly what needs attention first — and what can be scheduled for later.