EICR due on a rental? Get it booked this week.

Tell us the property. One qualified local electrician books it in and sends you the certificate.

Free to askReport sent by emailReply within 1 working day

Report by emailYou get the full report and certificate, ready to send to tenants.

Tenant accessGive us your tenant or agent's details and the visit can be arranged with them.

Fixed, not just failedIf anything's coded C1 or C2, you get a price to fix it on the same visit.

What it usually costs

EICR: 1 to 2 bed flatInspection, testing and report£120–£180

EICR: 3 to 4 bed houseInspection, testing and report£150–£250

EICR: HMOPriced by rooms and circuits£200–£450

Remedial workFixing C1, C2 and FI itemsQuoted

PAT testingSupplied appliances, per visit£50–£90

Smoke and CO alarmsSupply, fit and test£40–£90 each

Guide prices for 2026. Your price depends on the property and city.

Every private rental needs an EICR at least every five years. Most cost £120 to £250.

1 · Tell us the jobA 60-second form, no account.

2 · One local firm callsUsually the same or next working day.

3 · Free quoteNo obligation. You deal with them directly.

LondonBirminghamManchesterLeedsLiverpoolBristolSheffieldNottinghamLeicesterNewcastleCardiffSwanseaGlasgowEdinburghCoventryBradfordSouthamptonBrighton

How often does a rental need an EICR?

At least every five years in England, Wales and Scotland, and sooner if the last report says so.

What happens if it fails?

Anything coded C1 or C2 must be fixed. In England that's within 28 days, or sooner if the report says. You then need written proof the work is done.

Who gets a copy?

Your tenants, within 28 days of the inspection, and any new tenant before they move in. Councils can ask for one too.

Is booking free?

Yes. We're paid by the electrician we work with. You pay the electrician for the inspection.