
EICR testing in Penallt for landlords, holiday let owners and homeowners. We inspect and test the electrics in your Penallt property and explain the report in plain words. Quotes are free.

Penallt is in Wales, where landlords with occupation contracts must have the electrics checked at least every 5 years and give the contract-holder a copy of the report. We test the property, give you the report and quote for any work it finds.
Properties used by guests get a lot of wear, and owners have a duty to keep them safe. Many insurers and booking platforms expect an up-to-date EICR. Testing between bookings keeps the electrics checked without losing any lets, and gives you a report to show if anyone asks.
Cottages often have wiring added in stages over many years, with older circuits sitting alongside newer ones. An EICR shows which parts are in good order and which need attention, so you can plan any work rather than being caught out by a fault.
Penallt is an easy trip from Monmouth for us. Tell us the size of the property, whether it's let and any dates to avoid, and we'll send a free quote and book a time. For holiday lets, we can fit the test between guests.
On the day, we need access to every room and the consumer unit, and the power will be off at times. Your report usually follows shortly after. If anything is coded, we explain it and quote to fix it.
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's strongly advised. Holiday let owners have a duty to keep guests safe, and an up-to-date EICR is the clearest way to show the electrics have been checked. Many insurers and booking platforms also expect one. We can test between bookings.
At least every 5 years for homes let on occupation contracts in Wales, or sooner if the previous report says so. The contract-holder must be given a copy. We'll note the next due date on the report so you can plan ahead.
No. An EICR is an inspection and testing job, not building work. We remove some socket and switch covers to check the connections and put them back afterwards. Nothing is cut into, and the house is left as we found it.
Yes. Garages, sheds and workshops with their own supply are part of the installation and should be included in the EICR. Let us know about any outbuildings when you book, so we can allow time for them in the quote.
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Tell us about your Penallt property and whether it's let, and we'll send a free quote for the EICR.