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EICR for Landlords Aylesbury & Buckinghamshire

Alltec Installation Services carries out EICR electrical safety reports for landlords in Aylesbury and Buckinghamshire. An EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) checks the fixed wiring and consumer unit (fuse board) of a rented property and tells you whether it is safe to carry on in use. Rented homes in England need one at least every five years, and your tenants and local council can ask to see it.

Electrician testing and inspecting a consumer unit in Aylesbury
Electrician using a multifunction tester to test circuits in a distribution board
Illustration of an office block with an EICR electrical installation condition report for commercial premises in Aylesbury
Illustration of a house with an EICR electrical safety report for homes and landlords in Aylesbury and Buckinghamshire
Illustration of a factory with an EICR electrical inspection and testing report for industrial premises in Buckinghamshire

EICR for landlords Aylesbury: what we do

We inspect and test the wiring, consumer unit, earthing and bonding, sockets, switches and lighting circuits against BS 7671, the UK wiring regulations. You receive a written report, and anything that needs attention is explained in plain English, with the most urgent items first. If repairs are needed we can quote for them, but you are free to use anyone you like. We work for landlords with a single property or a small portfolio, and for letting agents. We cover Aylesbury and out to Beaconsfield from Aylesbury town centre. Scheduled out-of-hours visits can be arranged where needed, for example to fit around your tenants.

EICR for landlords cost in Aylesbury

Our rate for general electrical work is £65 an hour, with parts extra. We are not VAT registered, so there is no VAT to add. The time an EICR takes depends on the size of the property and the number of circuits, so every report is individually quoted. If the report finds faults that need repairing, we will give you a separate price for that work before we start.

EICR for landlords FAQs

How often do landlords need an EICR?
Rented homes in England need an electrical inspection at least every five years, or sooner if the previous report says so. Check the current rules for your own situation with your local council or a landlord association.

Who gets a copy of the report?
We give you the written report. Your tenants should receive a copy, and your local council can ask to see one, so keep a copy for your records.

What happens if the report finds problems?
The report lists each fault with a code showing how urgent it is. We explain every item in plain English and can quote for the repairs. Where the report calls for remedial work, the rules give landlords a limited time (normally 28 days, or less if stated) to have it done.

Do you need to get into every room?
Yes. To test properly we need access to the consumer unit and to the sockets, switches and lights in each room. We will arrange a suitable time with you or your tenant, and the power will be off for short periods during testing.

Every job is individually quoted. Tell us about your project using the enquiry form on our Contact page (you can upload up to 10 photos or plans) and we will give you a price within 48 hours, or tell you if a site visit is needed. Any price given remotely is an estimate, subject to a check on site.

Prefer to talk? WhatsApp us on 07835 544212, email enquiries@alltecservices.co.uk or call 01296 929300.

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