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Electrical Installation Condition Reports
The EICR provides you with insight into the current health of your property’s electrical system, revealing whether your electrical remedial work conforms to applicable electrical safety standards or if attention is needed.
Comprehensive reporting on your electric utilities
Electrical Installation condition reports (EICR) are provided as an official document given after an assessment of your electrical utilities by a qualified engineer or electrician. An electrical installation condition report should be carried out regularly and in accordance with electrical safety standards BS7671.
While there is only one legitimate EICR, the term is frequently recognised under various other naming conventions, for example a visual condition report, periodic inspection report, electrical installation or safety certificate.
What does an Electrical Installation Condition Report tell you?
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If the electrical circuits are in good condition and safe to use
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Whether or not there is a risk of electric shock
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Any defective electrical work has been installed
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Recommendations for earthing within the building
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An inspection of the condition of the consumer unit
How often is an EICR required?
The type of building will determine the advised time intervals for which EICR’s should be completed, but for approximate guidance:
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Private Domestic: every 10 years or on change of occupancy.
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Rented Domestic: every 5 years or on change of occupancy.
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Commercial Electrical: every 5 years or on change of occupancy.
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Industrial Electrical: every 3 years or on a change of occupancy.
Our EICR Services
Beyond the more common EICR’s, Cambs Electrical provide a wide range of electrical reports for all domestic, industrial and commercial buildings across Cambridgeshire and surrounding areas. Get in contact today for expert services that will give you complete peace of mind on the condition of your electrical systems.
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New Build Development
High quality new build developments including smart lighting, electric vehicle charging points, air source heat pump control wiring, electric underfloor heating, mechanical ventilation with heat recovery, data services and smart home technology.
Farmhouse Conversion
Complete electrical installation as part of a conservation renovation of a 17th century timber framed farmhouse, including lighting, power, new kitchen rewire, bathrooms, lighting to architectural features such as a timber stairway turret & inglenook fireplaces.
Offices Space & Flats
Conversion of Georgian town house to flats and office space including fire alarm, domestic smoke alarm systems, underfloor heating, track lighting and a complete domestic power and lighting install to each flat.
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What is the process for receiving a Electrical quotation?Cambs Electrical provide a free no-obligation quotation for all Electrical repair, replacement, and installations. An initial site visit will allow us to fully ascertain the problem, before making the most appropriate recommendations. The extent of the damage will dictate whether minor fixes will be sufficient or whether a more comprehensive solution is required.
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Which geographic locations do you complete Electrical works?Cambs Electrical operate in Cambridge, Cambourne, Royston, Saffron Walden, Haverhill, Newmarket, Ely, and surrounding Huntingdon, Peterborough, Hertfordshire and Northamptonshire areas.
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Do you offer a warranty for your Electrical works?Yes, all of our works come with a 15-year’ plus guarantee for complete customer peace of mind. The different Electrical solutions will determine the exact length of the warranty. Experienced completing all Electrical solutions for over 50-years’ and only utilising the best materials and approved working techniques in the market, you’re in safe hands with Cambs Electrical.
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What Electrical Solutions do you provide?Cambs Electrical has a proven track-record in delivering excellent related Fire Prevention, Wiring, Heating Control, Data Cabling, Emergency Lighting and Mechanical Ventilation Heat Recovery systems (MVHR), all supplemented by other appropriate electrical finishes where suitable.