Explore our comprehensive FAQs to gain insights into EICRs, their importance, how we conduct them at Twenty4 Fire, and our unique, end-to-end services in South Wales and beyond.
We use a unique tablet-based system that allows us to produce reports on-site, saving time. Coupled with our highly qualified team, fast turnaround, and excellent aftercare service, we offer a premier EICR service.
Yes, we can conduct EICR for customers with multiple properties across South Wales, Bristol, Cardiff, and beyond. We also offer special discounts for clients with multiple properties.
Absolutely. Our team consists of highly experienced and qualified electrical engineers who are fully trained to carry out comprehensive EICRs.
Following an EICR, you'll receive a detailed report of our findings. If any issues are identified, our team at Twenty4 Fire can assist with recommendations and provide competitive quotes for any remedial work required.
We cover a wide area for our EICR services, including South Wales, Bristol, Cardiff, and the West of England.
An EICR is crucial to ensure the safety of your property. It helps identify potential electrical hazards and provides recommendations for remedial actions, reducing the risk of electrical fires and accidents.
The duration of an EICR depends on the size and complexity of the electrical installation. However, at Twenty4 Fire, we aim to provide fast and efficient service, usually able to attend sites within 48 hours and return reports the same day.
Typically, homeowners should get an EICR every 10 years, while landlords and commercial property owners should get one every 5 years. However, more frequent checks are advisable for properties with older installations.
Any property owner or manager who wants to ensure the safety and compliance of their electrical installations should get an EICR. This includes residential, commercial, and industrial properties in South Wales, Bristol, Cardiff, and beyond.
An EICR, or Electrical Installation Condition Report, is a detailed report that examines the safety of the electrical installations in a property. It identifies any safety shortcomings, defects or deviations from the current revision of the electrical regulations.
