
We carry out EICR testing in Ardwick for landlords, letting agents and homeowners. From our Manchester base we test flats and houses across Ardwick, with free quotes and reports you can pass to tenants.

If you let more than one flat or house, keeping track of EICR dates can be tricky. We can test several properties in one booking and help you plan future inspections so reports don't expire. Every report clearly shows its next test date.
Landlords must give a copy of the latest EICR to new tenants before they move in, and to existing tenants within 28 days of the inspection. Booking the test between tenancies in Ardwick means the property is empty and the report is ready for the next tenant.
Every EICR lists anything that couldn't be inspected, such as wiring hidden behind fitted kitchens or areas we couldn't access. Check this section carefully. If large parts are listed as limited, ask why, as it affects how much the report really covers.
We test Ardwick properties from our Manchester base. For flats, tell us whether we'll need access to communal cupboards or meter rooms. Send us the number of properties and bedrooms, and we'll quote and suggest dates.
We test each property, record any defects with their codes and send you the reports. If repairs are needed, we quote for them, carry them out if you approve and provide the written confirmation landlords need once the work is complete.
Call or send us a message about the job. We'll get back to you the same day to arrange a visit.
An electrician looks at the work and gives you a free, no-obligation quote before anything starts.
We complete the job, test everything we've worked on and give you the certificate for your records.
Yes. If your flats are in the same building or close together, we can often test several in one visit. We plan the order around tenant access and send a separate report for each property, with its own next inspection date.
Existing tenants must receive a copy within 28 days of the inspection, and new tenants before they move in. The local council can also ask for a copy, which must be provided within 7 days. Keep the report with your other tenancy documents.
Usually not. A flat's EICR covers the installation from the flat's meter or supply onwards. Communal areas, such as stairwell lighting, door entry systems and shared supplies, are normally the building owner's or management company's responsibility and need their own separate inspection.
It means part of the installation couldn't be fully inspected or tested, for example because furniture blocked access or wiring was hidden. Limitations should be reasonable and explained. If they cover a lot of the property, ask the electrician whether a further inspection is needed.
We also provide EICR testing in these neighbouring areas.
Letting a flat or house in Ardwick? Tell us how many properties you have and we'll quote for the testing.