Wiring & Circuit Condition – Checks for deterioration, damage, or outdated wiring.
Consumer Unit (Fuse Board) Inspection – Ensures your fuse board meets current safety standards.
Earthing & Bonding – Verifies proper grounding to prevent electrical shocks.
Sockets, Switches & Light Fittings – Checks for overheating, loose connections, or damage.
Residual Current Devices (RCDs) – Tests whether these critical safety devices are working correctly.
Overloaded Circuits – Identifies if any circuits are under excessive demand, which can cause tripping or overheating.
Electrical Accessories & Fixtures – Examines fixed appliances such as extractor fans and electric showers.
Potential Fire Risks – Flags any hazards that could lead to electrical fires.
Identification of Non-Compliant Work – Highlights any previous electrical work that doesn’t meet current standards.
Having an EICR carried out every 5-10 years (or every 5 years for rental properties) is essential for keeping your home safe and legally compliant.