Electrical Safety with Certified EIC & EICR Inspections in London
NICEIC-Approved Electrical Testing & Certification for Homes & Businesses
Electrical safety isn’t just a recommendation, it’s a legal requirement. At 24 Emergency Electrical Services, we specialise in EIC and EICR electrical inspections. Our services ensure your property remains safe, compliant, and up to date with current UK regulations. Our certified electricians in London provide affordable electrical testing and certification services.
We deliver Electrical Installation Certificates (EIC) and Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR) that meet BS 7671 standards, also known as the IET Wiring Regulations.
Why Do You Need an EIC or EICR Certificate in London?
Electrical faults are one of the most common causes of property fires and electrical shocks. It’s critical to conduct routine EIC-electrical inspections and obtain a valid EICR-electrical certificate. These documents prove that your installation is safe and meets UK standards.
If you’re a landlord, UK legislation requires an EICR electrical safety certificate every 5 years or at the start of a new tenancy. For homeowners and business owners, an EIC electrical test is a smart investment for peace of mind. It also ensures protection against unexpected hazards.
Our Comprehensive Electrical Inspection and Testing Services
We take pride in delivering high-quality, comprehensive inspection services. Our team follows a strict protocol to assess, report and certify all types of electrical installations.
We Offer:
1. Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC)
Issued for new installations, substantial upgrades, or alterations to existing circuits.
- Confirms compliance with BS 7671.
- Ideal for new builds or major electrical works.
- Required before systems are energised.
2. Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)
It involves a complete inspection and testing of existing installations. We identify any defects, wear and tear, or non-compliance issues.
- Required every 5 years for rentals.
- Helps you avoid hazards and potential legal issues.
- Includes detailed findings and recommendations.
3. EIC Electrical Inspections
- Visual and technical evaluation of installations.
- Identifies damage, overloading, or aging equipment.
- Recommended for homeowners every 10 years.
4. EIC Electrical Tests
- Thorough electrical testing with calibrated tools.
- Checks insulation resistance, polarity, and continuity.
- Confirms the integrity and safety of circuits.
Our inspections are designed to meet the highest industry standards. From residential electrical condition reports to commercial electrical compliance, we’ve got you covered.
Why Choose to Work With 24 Emergency Electrical Services?
When you need trustworthy and certified electrical inspection and testing in London, we’re the experts to call. Here’s why thousands of clients rely on us:
Certified & Experienced Technicians
All of our electricians are fully qualified, insured, and NICEIC-approved. We follow UK compliance standards rigorously to ensure the safety of your property.
Local London Coverage
We serve North London, offering fast callouts and emergency services when needed.
Transparent & Affordable Pricing
- Studio flats from £79
- 1-2 Bedroom flats from £89
- 3-Bed homes and larger from £109
- No hidden fees—what you see is what you pay.
Fast Turnaround & Online Reports
- Same-day electronic reports and certificates.
- Fast service with minimal disruption.
Residential & Commercial Electrical Service Expertise.
Whether your property is a domestic flat or a commercial building, we can inspect it. We tailor our service to meet the requirements of your property type.
Benefits of Professional Electrical Inspections and Certificates
Investing in professional EIC and EICR electrical inspections is more than just meeting legal requirements. It’s a vital step towards ensuring long-term safety, efficiency, and peace of mind.
Enhanced Safety
Identify hidden faults or outdated wiring before they cause fires or electrocution.
Legal Compliance
Meet regulatory requirements for residential rentals and commercial premises across London.
Insurance Validity
Many insurers require a valid electrical safety certificate, EICR, to process claims.
Energy Efficiency
Detect inefficient systems and save on utility costs through targeted improvements.
Property Value Boost
A clean bill of health from a certified EICR electrical certificate increases buyer and tenant confidence.
Peace of Mind
Rest easy knowing your property is safe and up to current BS 7671 standards.
How Does the Booking Process Work?
Schedule your EICR electrical inspection or electrical certificate EICR appointment easily. Here’s how it works:
1. Get in Touch
Call or use our online form to request a free quote.
2. Choose a Time
We offer flexible appointment slots to suit your schedule.
3. On-Site Visit
One of our electricians visits your property for inspection and testing.
4. Receive Your Report
You get a detailed EIC or EICR report by email, usually on the same day.
Need a 24-hour emergency electrical test in London? We’re also available around the clock.
Who Needs an EICR or EIC Certificate?
Our services are ideal for:
1. Landlords
Legal compliance with the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020.
02. Homebuyers / Sellers
Ensure the electrical system is safe before purchase or sale.
03. Businesses
Protect employees and customers by verifying system integrity.
04. Estate Agents & Property Managers
Reliable and quick services for portfolios of any size.
Book Your Electrical Inspection Today
Don’t delay. Keep your property safe and compliant with a certified EIC or EICR electrical certificate. Whether you’re a landlord, homeowner, or business manager, we’ve got you covered. We take pride in being one of the best electrical service companies in London.
Call us now or book online to schedule your inspection.
Frequently Asked Questions ?
What’s the difference between an EIC and an EICR?
An Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC) is issued for –
- Newly installed electrical systems
- Or when significant modifications are made to an existing system.
It confirms that the work complies with current BS 7671 regulations and is safe to use.
On the other hand, an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) assesses the condition of an existing electrical installation. It’s used to identify wear, damage, deterioration, and any safety concerns that may have developed over time.
How often should I get an EICR done in London?
For most rental properties, an EICR electrical inspection is legally required every five years or at the start of a new tenancy.
For owner-occupied homes, it’s recommended every 10 years, unless signs of electrical issues arise earlier.
Commercial properties may require inspections more frequently, often every 3 years or less.
Is an EICR electrical certificate a legal requirement?
Yes, especially for landlords. As per the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020, all rental properties must have a valid EICR. A copy must be provided to tenants at the start of their tenancy and to local authorities upon request.
It is not legally mandated for homeowners and businesses. However, having an up-to-date electrical certificate (EICR) is a best practice for safety and insurance purposes.
How much does an EICR cost in London?
The cost of an EICR in London typically depends on the size and type of the property. Prices start from:
- Studio flats: from £79.
- 1-2 bed flats: from £89.
- 3+ bed houses: from £109.
We offer competitive pricing with no hidden fees.
What happens if my property fails the EICR inspection?
If issues are found, your report will include coding such as:
- C1: Immediate danger – urgent action required.
- C2: Potentially dangerous – action required soon.
- C3: Improvement recommended – not unsafe, but not ideal.
We’ll guide you through the remedial work and provide a competitive quote. Once the issues have been resolved, we offer a follow-up inspection to issue a satisfactory EICR certificate.
What are the risks of not having an EICR or EIC certificate?
Without proper certification, you may face:
- Legal penalties or fines (especially for landlords).
- Insurance claims being denied in the event of an electrical fire.
- Electrical accidents due to unseen faults.
- Reduced property value or delayed property transactions.