Is Your EICR Up to Date? Avoid Fines & Stay Safe!
Mark Emery • 19 February 2025
Is Your EICR Up to Date?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) isn’t just a recommendation—it’s essential for safety, compliance, and peace of mind. But how often do you actually need one?
How Often Should You Get an EICR?
🏡 Homeowners – Stay Safe & Secure
- Every 10 years for owner-occupied homes
- Every 5 years for rental properties (legal requirement under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector Regulations 2020)
- With every change of occupancy to ensure tenant safety
🏢 Businesses & Commercial Properties
- At least every 5 years, or more often if your business has high electrical demand
- Some workplaces require more frequent checks depending on usage and risk factors
🏭 Industrial Premises
- Every 3 years due to the higher risk factors and complexity of industrial electrical systems
Landlords – Are You Compliant?
If you rent out a property, an EICR is legally required every 5 years. Failing to comply can lead to fines and safety risks for your tenants. Don’t leave it to chance—stay compliant and protect your investment.
Why an EICR Inspection Matters
- Ensures your electrical system is safe and up to code
- Helps prevent electrical fires and hazards
- Identifies wear and tear before costly repairs are needed
- Provides peace of mind for property owners, landlords, and tenants
Check Your EICR Expiry Date!
Don’t wait until the last minute—book your EICR inspection today and avoid compliance headaches.
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