EICR Electrical Safety Reports in Mile End
Mile End runs from older cottages through post-war houses to modern builds, which makes its safety reports some of the most varied on our patch. A 1960s house that has been extended twice will have a different story to a new build off Mile End Road, and the report tells you which one you are living in.
An EICR checks the whole fixed installation: the board, the circuits, the sockets, the earthing and anything running to a garage or outbuilding. We test all of it, code every finding by urgency and explain what it means for the house rather than handing you a page of numbers. Mile End is a few minutes from our base, so appointments here are easy to book and easy to come back to.
Every era of house
Cottages, post-war semis and modern builds all get the same methodical test, and each one has its own usual problems.
Extensions checked
Work added by someone long gone is where findings often come from. We test what is actually there.
Minutes from base
Mile End is on our doorstep, so bookings are quick and any follow-up work is easy to arrange.
Your questions, answered
My house is fairly new, do I still need one?
Newer homes usually test well, but an EICR still picks up uncertified alterations a previous owner made. It is worth it before letting or selling.
Is the garage supply included?
Yes, if it runs off the same installation. Garage and outbuilding circuits are part of the report and often where problems turn up.
What does an unsatisfactory result mean?
It means at least one finding is serious enough to need attention. We explain which, what is involved in fixing it and give you a fixed price with no pressure.
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