EICR Services

Residential EICR

Commercial EICR

Electrical Diagnostic

Fuse Box Installation

PAT Testing

Emergency Lighting Certificate

Domestic ECIR Cost

Studio

£85

1 Bedroom

£119

2 Bedroom

£119

3 Bedroom

£129

4 Bedroom

£139

5 Bedroom

£149

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Your property’s electrical system must be safe, compliant, and properly documented. A Domestic Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) confirms that your fixed wiring meets current UK safety standards and is safe for continued use.

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At Liviosiv, we provide professional Domestic EICR inspections across London for landlords, homeowners, letting agents, and residential property managers. Every inspection is carried out by qualified electricians and delivered in a clear, structured format suitable for tenants, insurers, and local authorities.

If you need a reliable electrical safety certificate in London, we are ready to assist.

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EICR Services

Residential EICR

Commercial EICR

Electrical Diagnostic

Fuse Box Installation

PAT Testing

Emergency Lighting Certificate

Domestic ECIR Cost

Studio

£85

1 Bedroom

£119

2 Bedroom

£119

3 Bedroom

£129

4 Bedroom

£139

5 Bedroom

£149

Landlords

Property Agents

Letting Agents

Property Owner

Fully Accredited and DBS-Checked Electrical Specialists

Liviosiv operates under recognised UK electrical accreditation schemes and maintains strict professional standards.

We are: NICEIC Approved Contractor, NICEIC Domestic Installer, NAPIT Registered
These schemes independently assess contractors for technical competence, safety standards, and regulatory compliance.

In addition, our engineers are DBS checked, providing added reassurance when working in occupied homes, rental properties, HMOs, and family residences.

We also maintain full public liability and professional indemnity insurance.

When you choose Liviosiv, you are choosing a regulated, vetted, and professionally accountable electrical contractor.

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What Is a Domestic EICR?

A Domestic EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) is a detailed inspection of the fixed electrical system in a residential property.

It checks: Consumer unit (fuse board), Circuits, Fixed wiring, Sockets and switches, Earthing and bonding, RCD protection, Electrical safety compliance

The inspection does not test portable appliances. It focuses only on the permanent installation.

After testing, the report will state whether the installation is:

  • Satisfactory – Safe for continued use
  • Unsatisfactory – Remedial work required

Any issues are clearly categorised and explained in plain language.

Who Needs a Domestic EICR in London?

A Domestic EICR is required or recommended for:

Landlords

Under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020, landlords must ensure the electrical installation is inspected at least every five years.

A copy of the report must be:

  • Given to existing tenants within 28 days
  • Provided to new tenants before occupation
  • Supplied to the local authority if requested

Homeowners

While not legally mandatory for owner-occupied homes, regular inspection is strongly recommended, especially if:

  • The property is over 10 years old
  • You are buying or selling
  • Renovation work has been carried out
  • You experience tripping circuits or flickering lights

Letting Agents & Property Managers

If you manage residential properties, an up-to-date EICR protects both the landlord and the managing agent from compliance risk.

Standards and Regulations We Follow

Every Domestic EICR by Liviosiv is carried out in accordance with:

BS 7671 (18th Edition Wiring Regulations)

This is the national standard for electrical installations in the UK. It sets requirements for safety, testing, inspection, and documentation.

Electrical Safety Standards Regulations 2020

These regulations make periodic inspection a legal requirement for rented residential properties in England.

Our reports are structured clearly and professionally, ensuring they meet compliance expectations for: Councils, Letting agents, Insurers, Mortgage lenders

What We Check During Your Domestic EICR

Our inspection follows a systematic and thorough approach.

We begin with a detailed visual assessment of the installation. This helps identify signs of damage, overheating, ageing components, or unsafe alterations.

We then test the consumer unit to confirm:

  • Protective devices are correctly rated
  • RCDs operate within required safety times
  • Labelling is accurate
  • Fault protection is adequate

Earthing and bonding arrangements are verified carefully, as these protect against electric shock.

Each circuit is tested individually to confirm:

  • Insulation resistance levels are safe
  • Polarity is correct
  • Fault loop impedance is within permitted limits
  • Protective devices disconnect properly

Our goal is not just to complete a checklist. It is to ensure your property’s electrical system is genuinely safe.

Understanding EICR Observation Codes

If issues are found, they are categorised using standard codes:

Code

Meaning

Action Required

C1

Danger present

Immediate action required

C2

Potentially dangerous

Urgent remedial work needed

C3

Improvement recommended

Upgrade advised

FI

Further investigation required

Additional testing required

C1, C2, or FI observations result in an Unsatisfactory report.
C3 observations do not cause failure but highlight recommended improvements.

We explain every finding clearly so you understand exactly what action is required.

What Happens If Your Report Is Unsatisfactory?

An Unsatisfactory result does not automatically mean a full rewire is required.

In many cases, issues can be resolved with targeted remedial work such as:

  • Replacing faulty protective devices
  • Upgrading consumer units
  • Correcting wiring defects
  • Improving earthing arrangements

Liviosiv provides clear, itemised quotations for any recommended work. Once completed, written confirmation is issued for compliance records.

This protects landlords and gives peace of mind to homeowners.

Domestic EICR Inspection Process

You can get an Residential EICR inspection done at any time of the year. A lot of landlords have Domestic EICR tests done before new tenants move in. 

Book inspection

Inspection and testing

Report issued

What to Expect on the Day of Inspection

We aim to keep disruption to a minimum.

Before testing begins, we will require access to: Consumer unit, Electrical outlets, Lighting circuits
Some tests require temporary power isolation. Any interruption is usually brief and communicated clearly in advance.

The inspection is carried out room by room and circuit by circuit to ensure complete coverage.

After testing, we explain the findings clearly and outline any next steps.

Your digital EICR certificate is issued promptly.

Why Choose Liviosiv for Domestic EICR?

7+ years of experience

Clear, easy-to-read reports

Fair and transparent pricing

Live support 7 days a week

Reports are clear, structured, and compliant

Inspections are carried out by qualified electricians

Book Your Residential EICR in London Today

Do not wait for a fault, enforcement notice, or insurance issue.A professional Domestic EICR from Liviosiv provides:

  • Legal compliance
  • Clear documentation
  • Reduced fire risk
  • Protection for tenants and occupants

Confidence for insurers and agents

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How long does a Domestic EICR inspection take?

Most Domestic EICR inspections take between 1 to 3 hours. The time depends on the size of the property and the number of electrical circuits.

Do I need to be at home during a Residential EICR?

Yes, someone should be present to allow access to sockets, the consumer unit, and all rooms. This helps the inspection run smoothly.

Will furniture or appliances need to be moved?

Usually no. However, clear access to sockets and the consumer unit is required. Large furniture blocking access may need to be moved slightly.

Can a Domestic EICR be done in a furnished property?

Yes. Domestic and Residential EICRs can be carried out in furnished homes, rental properties, and occupied houses.

Is a Domestic EICR required for a new build property?

New build homes normally come with electrical certificates. However, a Domestic EICR may still be requested later for insurance, resale, or peace of mind.

Do I need a new EICR when a tenant changes?

If the existing Residential EICR is still valid, a new one is not required. However, landlords often choose to renew it for added safety.

Are EICR reports accepted by councils and insurers?

Yes. A valid Domestic or Residential EICR issued by a qualified electrician is accepted by councils, letting agents, and insurance providers.

Can I fail an EICR because of old wiring?

Old wiring does not always mean failure. It only fails if it is unsafe or does not meet minimum safety standard

Is PAT testing included in a Domestic EICR?

No. PAT testing is separate and applies to portable appliances. A Domestic EICR only covers fixed electrical installations.

Can Liviosiv carry out remedial work after a failed EICR?

Yes. If issues are found, Liviosiv can arrange remedial electrical works and then issue an updated Satisfactory Domestic EICR certificate.

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