C1
- Danger present. Immediate action required.
Electrical testing and inspection
Inspection and testing by an NICEIC Approved Contractor, with a clear report and a plain explanation of anything that needs doing.
- NICEIC Approved Contractor
- Over 20 years certified
- JIB Approved Electrician
- Clynderwen, Pembrokeshire
Know what state your installation is in
Electrical installations wear and get altered over the years. Testing finds the defects and gives you a written record to plan repairs or improvements from.
Inspection and testing
- Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs)
- Certificates for new work
- PAT testing
- Remedial work
- Checks when you buy a property
What the codes on an EICR mean
C2
- Potentially dangerous. Urgent remedial action required.
C3
- Improvement recommended.
FI
- Further investigation required.
What happens next
- We inspect and test
- We write up the report
- We go through the findings with you
- Urgent and recommended work are set out separately
- We quote for any remedial work
- Further certificates follow where they apply
Common questions
How long does an EICR take?
It depends on the size of the property, how many circuits there are and how easy they are to get at.
Will the electricity be turned off?
Yes, circuit by circuit while each one is tested. Tell us beforehand about anything that mustn't lose power, such as medical equipment or freezers.
Does an EICR include repairs?
No. The report and any remedial work are separate unless the quote says otherwise.
How often should a home be tested?
It depends on the type of property, how it's used and its condition. Rented homes in Wales are generally tested at least every five years.
Need an electrician in Pembrokeshire?
Tell us what needs doing and we'll tell you what it involves.