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Commercial EICR
Fixed-installation condition reporting for commercial premises, scoped to your building, use and duty holder responsibilities.
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EICR — Electrical Installation Condition Reports
An EICR is a formal assessment of a fixed electrical installation, recording observations and a satisfactory or unsatisfactory outcome.
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EICR Remedial Works
Rectification of C1, C2 and FI observations to achieve a satisfactory installation and certification.
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Landlord EICR
EICRs for privately rented homes, meeting the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020.
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Compliance & Inspection
Electrical inspection, testing and certification producing clear, audit-ready evidence for organisations and portfolios.
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Guide
The Complete Guide to Commercial EICRs
A step-by-step guide to commercial EICRs — planning, sampling, minimising downtime, understanding results and managing remedial works across a site.
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The Landlord's Guide to EICRs
A practical, step-by-step guide for landlords on arranging an EICR, meeting the 5-year requirement, and handling remedial work and tenant notifications.
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EICR C1 Code: Danger Present
A C1 on an EICR means danger is present and a risk of injury exists. It requires immediate action and always makes a report Unsatisfactory.
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Difference Between C1 and C2 on an EICR
C1 means danger is present now and requires immediate action; C2 means potentially dangerous — safe now but a fault could make it dangerous. Both fail an EICR.
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EICR C2 Code: Potentially Dangerous
A C2 on an EICR means potentially dangerous — no immediate danger, but a fault could make it dangerous. It requires urgent remedial action and fails the report.
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