Deep Understanding
Our qualified electricians are up to date with the latest safety standards and UK regulations. This level of expertise ensures your report is accurate and current.
What is an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) or an Electrical Safety Certificate confirms officially that the electrics in your property or equipment are fit for purpose and meet the required UK standards.
Whether you're a homeowner worried about your family's safety, a landlord needing to meet legal obligations or managing commercial premises where staff and customers rely on secure systems you may need an Electrical Safety Certificate.
Why choose Altius for your EICR testing?
Early Problem Solving
We don't just identify electrical faults; we also find potential issues before they escalate to try and help prevent further complications.
Reliable Certification
Each EICR comes with a clear certification document from our electricians. This document is essential for insurance and demonstrating legal compliance with regulatory bodies or local authorities in Herts, Beds, Bucks, Cambs and North London.
Top Customer Service
You'll experience nothing but professionalism from our specialist and accredited electricians who are also fully insured and trained to the highest standards.
Do I need an Electrical Safety Certificate?
EICR's are not a tick box exercise, they are a way of identifying issues which could potentially cause fire or even worse electrocution. Getting an Electrical Installation Condition Report every 5 years for commercial properties or periodically for domestic homes is an investment in safety and peace of mind for building owners and those living or working within them.
- Trained EICR professionals
- Easy to understand electric status reports
- Quick testing with minimal disruption
- Competitive and fair prices with value for money
- Highly reviewed and trusted by hundreds of clients
Who needs EICR testing?
I am a homeowner
If you live in an older property built before the 1960s when wiring standards changed, you should get your electrics tested as soon as possible. Even in more recently built homes or extensions, periodic electrical checks confirm safety and compliance. Checks should also be made on new electric installations such as home rewires, and a good, certified electrician or electrical contractor should complete these for you at the end of a job. Let us know if you'd like a new EICR and we can assist.
I am a landlord
As a landlord you have a legal responsibility for all electrical installations within your rental properties. An EICR gives you the information required to help protect you legally and ensure tenants safety, providing the information on the EICR is followed through. Our skilled electrical team can help you with this on one or more of your properties.
I am a business owner or manager
Whether you own or run an office, shop, warehouse or public building like a school or hospital, your premises must maintain safe electrical systems to comply with regulations (Equality Act if fire doors are affected). This is to protect staff and customers as well as keep insurance policies valid. Drop us a line and we can provide you with a quotation, no matter the size of your building.