EICR Cardiff
NICEIC-registered electricians delivering compliant EICRs across Cardiff with prompt certification.
Electrical Installation Condition Reports in Cardiff
Compliant Reporting For Landlords, Homeowners & Businesses
An Electrical Installation Condition Report is a formal inspection and testing process that assesses the safety of your fixed electrical installation. However, an EICR is about more than ticking a legal box. It confirms your wiring is safe, compliant and fit for continued use.
Our electricians conduct thorough inspections and testing to confirm compliance with current safety standards and identify any issues requiring attention. Once complete, you’ll receive accurate fault coding, formal certification and practical advice without any unnecessary recommendations.
Why Choose Assured Electricians For Your EICR in Cardiff?
- NICEIC-registered and fully qualified electricians
- Hundreds of EICRs completed across Cardiff
- Clear reporting with straightforward explanations
- Prompt certification for landlords and businesses
- Remedial works are handled quickly where required
From rental flats to large commercial properties, we deliver compliant, professionally issued EICRs across Cardiff.
Do You Need An EICR In Cardiff?
Regularly chosen by Cardiff landlords and businesses for EICRs, covering everything from commercial sites to rental flats.
EICRs Across Cardiff & The Surrounding Areas
We provide Electrical Installation Condition Reports all across Cardiff for flats, homes and commercial premises.
We complete EICRs all over Cardiff, from Roath and Canton to Llanishen, Thornhill and St Mellons. We’re also regularly working in Cardiff Bay, Penarth and Dinas Powys too.
From modern apartments to older terraces and commercial premises, we approach every inspection with the same level of care and attention to detail.
Our Accreditations
- NICEIC Registered
- Part P Compliant
- BS 7671 18th Edition
- Safecontractor Member
- MCS Accredited
- RECC Member
- CHAS Member
- OZEV Approved Charge Point Installer
- Trustmark Member
- Fully Insured
Landlord Electrical Safety Certificates in Cardiff
Meeting Your Legal Electrical Safety Obligations
Since July 2022, rental properties in Wales must have a valid Electrical Installation Condition Report carried out at least every five years. Without a compliant EICR, a property may be deemed unfit for occupation.
At Assured Electricians, we provide landlord EICRs in Cardiff for private landlords, letting agents and portfolio property owners. Inspections are carried out in line with current wiring regulations and documented clearly for compliance purposes.
During our electrical testing, if C1 or C2 faults are identified, remedial work must be completed promptly. We explain any issues clearly and carry out the required work efficiently, issuing an updated certification once resolved.
From single rental flats to multi-property portfolios, we handle landlord EICRs professionally and without unnecessary delay.
EICRs For Commercial & Industrial Premises
Ensuring Business Compliance & Electrical Safety
For commercial premises, an Electrical Installation Condition Report provides a structured assessment of your fixed wiring and overall electrical safety. Regular inspection is always advised because it helps businesses meet their legal obligations and maintain a safe working environment.
Our team carries out commercial EICRs in Cardiff for offices, retail premises, warehouses and industrial sites. As experienced commercial electricians, we understand the demands of operational environments and plan inspections carefully to minimise disruption.
Testing is always carried out methodically and in line with current regulations. Where required, we can arrange inspections outside normal working hours to avoid interrupting business activity.
If remedial work is necessary, we provide practical solutions and complete the work efficiently to ensure continued compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our EICR FAQs
How often does an EICR need to be carried out?
For rental properties in Wales, an EICR is required at least every five years. For owner-occupied homes, it is generally recommended every ten years, or sooner if advised following a previous inspection.
What happens if my EICR fails?
If C1 or C2 faults are identified, remedial work will be required before the installation can be considered satisfactory. We explain any issues clearly and can carry out the necessary work promptly.
What do EICR fault codes mean?
- C1 indicates immediate danger and requires urgent action.
- C2 means a potentially dangerous issue that must be addressed.
- C3 suggests improvement is recommended but not mandatory.
Is an EICR the same as a landlord electrical safety certificate?
Yes. An Electrical Installation Condition Report is the formal certificate required to meet landlord electrical safety obligations in Wales.