Overview
What this service covers and when to book
Wondering how much an EICR costs in Nottingham? Our fixed EICR prices start from £99+VAT for a studio, £130+VAT for a 1-3 bedroom home, and £180+VAT for a 4-5 bedroom property, with larger homes, HMOs and commercial premises quoted individually — just call for a price. There's no guesswork involved: the price we confirm before booking is the price you pay, with no vague estimates and no hidden extras added once we're on site.
Every EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) is carried out by NICEIC-approved engineers to BS 7671 wiring standards, covering your consumer unit, circuits, earthing and bonding, and any protective devices throughout the property. This matters whether you're a landlord meeting your legal obligations under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector Regulations, a homeowner checking older wiring is genuinely safe, or part of our wider commercial electrician service needing certification for insurance or compliance purposes. Nottingham also operates one of the largest selective licensing schemes in England, which can mean an EICR is required as a condition of your property licence.
Pricing by property size means you're not paying a flat rate that doesn't reflect the actual scope of the inspection. If your EICR does identify any issues, coded C1, C2, C3 or FI depending on severity, any remedial work is always quoted separately as a fixed price — often tying into services like consumer unit replacement or fault finding if a specific circuit needs attention. For a full explanation of what an EICR actually covers, see our main EICR Nottingham page. Book your EICR online today for a fixed price based on your exact property, or call if you're not sure which category your home or premises falls into.
Every EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) is carried out by NICEIC-approved engineers to BS 7671 wiring standards, covering your consumer unit, circuits, earthing and bonding, and any protective devices throughout the property. This matters whether you're a landlord meeting your legal obligations under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector Regulations, a homeowner checking older wiring is genuinely safe, or part of our wider commercial electrician service needing certification for insurance or compliance purposes. Nottingham also operates one of the largest selective licensing schemes in England, which can mean an EICR is required as a condition of your property licence.
Pricing by property size means you're not paying a flat rate that doesn't reflect the actual scope of the inspection. If your EICR does identify any issues, coded C1, C2, C3 or FI depending on severity, any remedial work is always quoted separately as a fixed price — often tying into services like consumer unit replacement or fault finding if a specific circuit needs attention. For a full explanation of what an EICR actually covers, see our main EICR Nottingham page. Book your EICR online today for a fixed price based on your exact property, or call if you're not sure which category your home or premises falls into.