EICR Essex
Rented homes in Essex need an electrical safety certificate at least every five years, and at the start of every new tenancy.
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An EICR in Essex covers the same ground wherever the property is: a full inspection and testing of the fixed wiring, assessed against BS 7671, the UK wiring regulations. What changes between towns is how quickly we can get to you, not what the testing involves or what the certificate says.
We arrange domestic and commercial EICRs for property owners across the county. Landlords in Essex need an electrical safety certificate at least every 5 years and at the start of a new tenancy; homeowners usually need one when selling, or every 10 years in an owner-occupied home.
Where we work in Essex
Each town below has its own page, with the postcode districts covered and what an inspector tends to find in that area’s housing:
- Landlord EICR in ColchesterCO1, CO2, CO3, CO4
- Landlord EICR in BrentwoodCM13, CM14, CM15
- Landlord EICR in BasildonSS13, SS14, SS15, SS16
- Landlord EICR in BillericayCM11, CM12
- Landlord EICR in Southend-on-SeaSS0, SS1, SS2, SS3
- Landlord EICR in Leigh-on-SeaSS9
- Landlord EICR in BenfleetSS7
- Landlord EICR in BraintreeCM7, CM77
- Landlord EICR in WickfordSS11, SS12
- Landlord EICR in MaldonCM9
- Landlord EICR in WithamCM8
- Landlord EICR in HarlowCM17, CM18, CM19, CM20
- Landlord EICR in RayleighSS6
- Landlord EICR in Canvey IslandSS8
- Landlord EICR in Clacton-on-SeaCO15, CO16
If your property is somewhere not listed, ask. We would rather tell you honestly that you are outside our area than take a booking we cannot keep.
What an EICR costs
The price depends on the size of the property and the number of circuits rather than where it is. We quote a fixed price before booking, with no call-out charge added afterwards. Larger homes and commercial premises take longer and are priced accordingly, and we confirm the figure in writing before anyone visits.