An EICR certificate costs from £160 Inc VAT for a small home and around £250 Inc VAT for a five bedroom house. Below is our full price list, what pushes the cost up, and an estimator that gives you a figure for your own property in under a minute.
Fixed prices for domestic properties across Cheshire, Warrington and Greater Manchester. No call-out fee, no VAT to add on afterwards.
| Property | EICR cost |
|---|---|
| 1 bedroom flat or apartment | £160 Inc VAT |
| 2 bedroom house or flat | £160 Inc VAT |
| 3 bedroom house | £180 Inc VAT |
| 4 bedroom house | £210 Inc VAT |
| 5 bedroom house | £250 Inc VAT |
| Each additional consumer unit | +£30 Inc VAT |
HMOs, commercial premises and three-phase installations are priced on circuit count — call us with the address and we will give you a firm figure.
Tell us about your property and we'll reveal your EICR price, including VAT.
Keep as 1 if you are unsure. We can update you when we arrive on site to let you know.
Every circuit is tested individually, so a five bedroom house with 14 circuits takes far longer than a two bedroom flat with six. Property size is simply a proxy for circuit count.
Garages, annexes, outbuildings and extensions often have their own board. Each additional consumer unit adds £30 because it means another set of tests and records.
Older installations with rewireable fuses, no RCD protection or previous DIY alterations take longer to test safely and are more likely to need investigation.
Tenanted properties where access has to be arranged, or homes where furniture blocks sockets and boards, add time. We arrange access with tenants directly at no extra cost.
Multi-let and commercial installations usually have distribution boards, emergency lighting and fire alarm systems that need testing alongside the fixed wiring.
The EICR price is the inspection only. C1, C2 and FI items are quoted separately, in writing, alongside the report — you are never committed to using us for the repairs.
An EICR is a full inspection and test of the fixed electrical installation — consumer unit, wiring, sockets, switches, lighting points and earthing and bonding. Every circuit is tested for insulation resistance, continuity, polarity and earth fault loop impedance, and RCDs are tripped to confirm they operate within the required time.
The report codes anything found. C1 means danger present, C2 means potentially dangerous, C3 is an improvement recommendation, and FI means further investigation is required. A report is only satisfactory if there are no C1, C2 or FI items. C3s do not fail the report.
Ours come back within 48 hours as a PDF, with photographs of anything significant and a separate written quote for any remedial work. Landlords also get the wording they need to satisfy the council and their tenants under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector Regulations.
If the consumer unit is the problem, our consumer unit replacement cost guide sets out what a modern 18th Edition board costs to fit. Full details of the inspection itself are on our EICR services page.
The same fixed pricing applies across every town we cover — there is no travel surcharge.