
A commercial EICR in Monmouth checks the electrical installation in your shop, office or workplace and records anything that needs attention. It helps you meet your safety duties, with a free quote first.

Under the Electricity at Work Regulations, businesses must keep electrical systems safe. A commercial EICR is the usual way to prove the fixed wiring has been checked. Insurers, landlords and fire risk assessors often ask to see a recent report, so having one ready saves delays.
The right interval depends on the premises and how they're used. Offices and shops are usually tested every 5 years, while places with heavier use, such as workshops, often need testing more often. Your previous report should state when the next inspection is due.
Testing means switching circuits off one at a time, which can affect computers, tills and equipment. We plan the order of testing with you and can work early mornings, evenings or weekends within our hours, so staff and customers are affected as little as possible.
We start by asking about the premises, the number of distribution boards and any previous reports. This lets us quote accurately and plan the visit. Larger buildings may be tested over more than one visit, or in stages, so the business can keep running.
On site, we inspect the installation, test circuits and protective devices, and check earthing and bonding. You then get a full report with any defects coded and explained. We can quote to fix anything found and issue certificates for the repairs.
Ring us or send a few details about the job. We aim to respond the same day, with no call-out charge.
We come and look at the work, then give you a free quote with no obligation to go ahead.
We finish the job, test every circuit we've worked on and leave you with the right certificate.
It depends on the size of the premises and the number of circuits. A small shop or office can often be tested in a day, while larger buildings take longer. We give you a time estimate with your quote so you can plan around it.
The law requires businesses to keep electrical installations safe, and an EICR is the accepted way to show you have done that. Many insurers and commercial landlords also ask for one. Without a current report, it's hard to prove the wiring has been checked.
Yes. We test for business owners and for landlords of commercial units. Check your lease to see who is responsible for electrical testing, as it varies. We send the report to whoever books the test and can speak to the other party if needed.
Each problem is coded on the report, and anything dangerous is made safe on the day. We explain the other items in plain terms and give you a free quote to put them right. Once repaired, you get certificates to keep alongside the report.
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Let us know the type of premises and roughly how big it is, and we'll quote for the inspection.