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Electrical compliance for landlords and agents, without the chasing.
EICRs, remedials, alarms and EV chargers for single lets through to managed portfolios. Same-engineer remedials, certificates issued promptly and reminders before they expire.
What you get
- EICR and remedials by the same engineer
- Compliance reminders ahead of expiry
- Portfolio rates for several properties
- Direct booking with tenants if you prefer
- Certificates and photographs stored in SEG Command
What fails an EICR? We counted the results of 101 of our own home inspections. Most passed. Most of the failures were London flats, plus a few rented homes in Welwyn Garden City. Read what we found in 101 home electrical inspections.
Services most often used
- EICR testing
- Aico fire & CO alarms
- Electrical installations
- Rewires
- Emergency call-outs
- EV charger installation
Where we work
Head office in St Albans; serving Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and North and West London.
Fuse board out of date? See fuse board and consumer unit replacement: metal RCBO boards, tested, certified and notified.
Electrics keep tripping? Read our guide: RCD keeps tripping? What to check, and when to call us
Need PAT testing too? See PAT testing: what the law says, how often, and what we check.
Questions
How often does a landlord need an EICR?
In England, at least every five years, with a copy to tenants. Your report may specify a shorter interval.
Can you work with my letting agent?
Yes. Many agents book us directly on behalf of landlords.
What happens if the EICR is unsatisfactory?
You receive a coded report and a remedial quote priced from the engineer’s notes and photos.
Choosing an electrician? Our 10-check guide shows what to ask any firm, including us.
Need it done by a date?
Tell us the deadline. We’ll tell you honestly whether we can hit it — and we usually can.