Electrical Safety Certificates in Northamptonshire
If you have been asked for an electrical safety certificate, you probably need an EICR certificate. We provide landlord EICRs and business EICRs across Northampton, Kettering, Wellingborough and Corby.
Which certificate do you need?
Landlord electrical safety certificate
For rental properties. Fixed-price EICR certificate, tenant scheduling and renewal reminders included.
£175 per property
Business EICR certificate
For shops, offices, salons and similar small premises. Also called commercial EICR, fixed wire testing or periodic inspection.
from £175
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What the EICR checks
An EICR checks the fixed electrical installation: consumer unit, circuits, earthing, bonding, accessories and signs of damage or deterioration. The report records whether the installation is satisfactory or whether remedial work is needed.
- Digital EICR certificate after the visit
- Clear explanation if any C1, C2, C3 or FI observations appear
- Separate quote before any remedial work is carried out
- Renewal date noted so you do not have to remember it manually
Fully qualified
Luke is a City & Guilds qualified electrician with years of domestic and commercial experience.
Public liability insured
Cover in place for every visit.
Transparent pricing
Fixed prices, no upsell, written quote before any extra work.
Electrical safety certificate questions
Is an electrical safety certificate the same as an EICR?
For fixed wiring, yes. Most landlords, agents and insurers asking for an electrical safety certificate are asking for an Electrical Installation Condition Report, usually shortened to EICR.
Do landlords need an electrical safety certificate?
Most rented homes in England need a satisfactory EICR at least every 5 years, and at the start of most new tenancies. We provide the digital report and can send it to your letting agent if needed.
Can businesses use this page too?
Yes. For shops, offices, salons and similar small business premises, the same fixed wiring report is usually called a commercial EICR, fixed wire test or periodic inspection.
How much does it cost?
Landlord EICRs are fixed from £175 per property. Business EICRs are quoted after we see the previous report, board photos, access details and premises type.
What if my certificate is not due yet?
Send the last EICR date if you know it. We can note the renewal date and leave you alone until closer to the time.
Ask for the right certificate
Tell us the property type, town and whether you have a previous report. If it is not due yet, send the renewal date and we can note it for later.
Not sure whether you need an EICR yet? Send the last report date or a photo of the report and Luke will tell you whether it looks due.
Send your last EICR date/report or photos of sockets, switches, lights or fans. Luke will tell you whether the EICR is due, whether the swap looks like a simple fixed-price job, and what the sensible next step is.