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Electrical Safety (EICR)

Electrical Installation Condition Reports for full legal compliance.

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Electrical Safety (EICR) from Novari

Since April 2021, all private landlords in England must have an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) carried out by a qualified electrician every five years. We arrange and manage this entirely on your behalf.

Since April 2021, an Electrical Installation Condition Report is a legal requirement for all private rental properties in England, and similar requirements apply in Wales. Every five years, a qualified electrician must inspect and test the entire electrical installation and issue a certificate confirming its condition. Landlords who fail to comply face fines of up to £30,000.

Electrical faults are one of the leading causes of house fires in the UK. An EICR does not just keep you legally compliant. It identifies wiring, circuit, and consumer unit issues before they become dangerous. Older properties in particular often have installations that have never been formally assessed.

We arrange everything from booking the qualified engineer to delivering your certificate and tenant copy. If the report identifies any remedial work, classified as C1 (immediate danger), C2 (potential danger), or C3 (improvement recommended). We advise you clearly and can arrange all necessary works before the 28-day deadline.

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What's included

  • Full EICR by qualified, registered electrician
  • Inspection of wiring, consumer unit, and sockets
  • Certificate issued within 48 hours
  • Remedial work arranged if required
  • Digital certificate storage and management
  • Tenant copy provided as required
  • 5-year renewal tracking and auto-reminders
  • Compliance documentation for your records
Key Benefits

Why choose Novari for electrical safety (eicr)

Mandatory Compliance

Avoid fines up to 30,000 for non-compliance with EICR regulations.

Qualified Engineers

All work carried out by NICEIC or NAPIT registered electricians.

5-Year Tracking

We track expiry and arrange renewal well before the deadline.

FAQs

Common questions

Every 5 years, or at the start of every new tenancy.

We arrange remedial works immediately and re-test to ensure the property is safe and compliant.

Typically 2 to 4 hours depending on property size. We coordinate access with your tenants.

Yes. Local authorities can issue fines of up to 30,000. Remedial notices must be acted upon within 28 days.

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