Domestic Electrical Condition Reports

Periodic inspection of a domestic installation may be required for a range of reasons, such as providing evidence of the condition of an installation as part of a sale or rental agreement or because the installation has been exposed to damage caused by fire or flood. The details recorded during the assessment are used to determine whether the installation is safe for continued service.

During a DECR, one of our qualified electricians will assess the condition of your switches, cables, sockets, and other electrical fixtures. This comes with identifying any defects in your current electrical system and providing the necessary recommendations to solve such issues.

What does an EICR check?

Efficiency of earthing and bonding
Compatibility of the switchgear and control gear
Serviceability of wiring system
Any defect or deterioration on installations
Functionality of all electrical fixtures including switches, socket-outlets, and wirings.

The testing engineer will provide you with a comprehensive report once the test has been completed. It will detail any damages, defects and other hazardous conditions found within the property. The report will also include fixtures that do not meet current safety standards or might put people at risk.

An DECR report will detail specific fixtures that need repair. Damage is ranked using the following codes:

C1- Danger present. Risk of injury. Immediate remedial action required.
C2- Potentially dangerous. Urgent remedial action required.
C3- Improvement recommended.

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Domestic Electrical Condition Reports

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