Landlord Compliance
Preparing a Property Portfolio for Electrical Testing
Preparation includes consolidating certificate dates, arranging access, prioritising overdue properties and maintaining an up-to-date asset register.
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Landlord EICR Responsibilities Explained
Private landlords in England must have the fixed installation inspected and tested at least every five years, provide the report to tenants and remedy issues within the timescales set by the 2020 Regulations.
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What Is an EICR?
An EICR is a formal, documented assessment of a fixed electrical installation against BS 7671, recording classified observations and a satisfactory or unsatisfactory outcome.
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What Is Included in an EICR?
An EICR covers the consumer unit, protective devices, circuits, earthing and bonding, and a representative sample of the installation, with observations and test results recorded.
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What Do C1, C2, C3 and FI Mean?
C1 = danger present (immediate action); C2 = potentially dangerous (prompt remediation); C3 = improvement recommended; FI = further investigation required. C1, C2 and FI make a report unsatisfactory.
Learn moreThis article provides general guidance and distinguishes legislation, British Standards and good practice. It is not legal advice. Always confirm the specific duties applying to your property and tenure.