At Econergy, we carry out thorough, professional EICR testing for commercial, industrial and rental properties, giving you a clear, certified record of your electrical system's condition.

An Electrical Installation Condition Report, or EICR, checks the safety and condition of your property's electrical installation against current UK wiring regulations. At Econergy, we carry out thorough, professional EICR testing for commercial, industrial and rental properties, giving you a clear, certified record of your electrical system's condition.
Whether you're a landlord meeting your legal obligations, a business owner managing compliance, or a property manager overseeing multiple sites, our qualified electricians deliver accurate inspections backed by clear reporting and practical next steps.

An EICR is a formal inspection of the fixed electrical wiring and installations within a building, including consumer units, sockets, switches, and fixed wiring. It identifies any damage, deterioration, defects, or non-compliance with the current edition of BS 7671 (the IET Wiring Regulations), and confirms whether the installation is safe to continue in use.
Every fault or observation found during the inspection is classified by severity, from immediate danger through to items for further investigation, giving you a clear picture of what needs attention and how urgently.
EICRs are a legal requirement for landlords in England, and strongly recommended across a wide range of other property types. At Econergy, our UK electrical contractors carry out EICR inspections for:
Once your inspection is complete, you'll receive a detailed report outlining the condition of your electrical installation, along with the classification of any issues found. If remedial work is required, our team can carry this out directly, giving you a straightforward path from inspection to full compliance, without needing to bring in a separate contractor.

Our qualified electricians combine detailed technical inspection with clear, practical reporting, so you're never left guessing what a report means or what to do next. Here's what you can expect: