EICR Inspection
At Agile Electrics, we specialise in high-quality Fixed Wire Testing (EICR) for commercial properties. Trusted by businesses of all sizes across the UK, we deliver fast, compliant, and reliable electrical testing with minimal disruption to your operations. Whether you're a landlord, managing agent, or facility manager, our experienced engineers ensure your electrical systems meet the latest safety standards.
Why Do You Need an EICR?
An EICR is vital to check for:
What to Expect During an EICR
Our certified electricians will inspect and assess
Condition of Wiring and Components
Checking for wear, tear, or damage in cables, outlets, switches, and other components.
Suitability of Equipment
Confirming that all installations are appropriate for their usage.
Earthing and Bonding
Ensuring that systems are correctly earthed for safety.
Any Potential Electrical Hazards
Identifying urgent issues that could lead to shocks, fires, or other dangers.
Understanding the Results
After an EICR, you’ll receive a detailed report with findings coded by severity:
C1 (Danger Present)
Immediate action required.
C2 (Potential Danger)
Urgent attention needed.
C3 (Improvement Recommended)
Safe but could be improved.
FI (Further Investigation Needed)
Issues that need additional assessment.
Why Choose Agile Electrics?
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Fully qualified and NICEIC-approved electricians
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A complete test and inspection of your electrical installation
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A bespoke, detailed Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), with highly detailed circuit descriptions
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NICEIC Certificate
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Immediate quotation for C1, C2 and C3 Remedial Works
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Access to a secure online portal which allows you to view reports and associated documents and drawings, per site, wherever you are.
When to Choose Our EICR Services
Ensuring Electrical Safety in Your Property
Selling Your Property
A recent EICR can be beneficial when selling your home. It demonstrates to potential buyers that the electrical system is in good condition.
Renovations or Extensions
If you're planning renovations or extensions, an EICR can highlight any electrical upgrades needed to ensure the updated system remains safe.
Older Properties
Homes with outdated electrical wiring, especially those built before 1980, are more likely to have safety concerns. An EICR can help identify these issues.
Legal Compliance
Similar to residential tenancies, most commercial and industrial properties require EICRs every five years, depending on the regulations in your country. This ensures a safe working environment for employees and tenants.
Safety Inspections
Regular EICRs help identify potential hazards before they cause accidents or disrupt business operations.
Peace of Mind
While not mandatory for owner-occupied homes, an EICR provides valuable peace of mind. It identifies any potential electrical hazards in your home, allowing you to address them before they become serious issues.
