Landlords in Walker use us for straightforward EICRs with honest, fixed-price remedials.
Walker (NE6) is mostly post-war and ex-council family homes. Walker has a lot of post-war council-built and ex-council homes, many with original or partly updated wiring. Consumer unit replacements, extra sockets and rewires are common jobs here.
What is an EICR?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a formal inspection and test of the fixed wiring in a property, carried out to BS 7671. We inspect the consumer unit, wiring, sockets, switches, lights and earthing and bonding, then test each circuit to check it will disconnect safely under fault conditions and that the insulation is sound.
The result is a report that says whether the installation is Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory for continued use, with every issue listed and coded.
EICR cost in Walker
EICR in Walker starts from £140 (Priced by property size; a satisfactory result is not guaranteed). You get a fixed price before any work starts.
See the full guide to EICRs in Newcastle for what's involved, how long it takes and the regulations.
Questions from Walker
How much is an EICR in Walker?
From £140, depending on the number of circuits and size of the property. You get a fixed price for any remedials.
Do you do landlord EICRs in Walker?
Yes. Landlords in Walker use us for straightforward EICRs with honest, fixed-price remedials.
How long does an EICR take?
About two to three hours for a one or two bedroom flat, and three to four hours for a three bedroom house.
How quickly will I get the report?
Usually within 24 hours, as a digital PDF with every observation coded and explained.