
Book EICR testing in Longsight for your home, rental or a property you're selling. We're based in Manchester near Longsight and test properties across Longsight with free quotes and clear reports.

Buyers' solicitors and surveyors increasingly ask about the electrics. Having an EICR done before you list your Longsight home means you know about any problems early, can fix them on your own terms and have the report ready when questions come up.
Landlords need to give tenants notice before an EICR. The power goes off in short bursts during testing, so it's best to warn tenants about computers and freezers. We work room by room and keep disruption to a minimum for the people living there.
Common findings in older homes include missing RCD protection, damaged sockets, poor earthing or bonding to gas and water pipes, and circuits that have been added to without being updated. We explain each one and what it would take to fix.
Longsight is right on our doorstep in Manchester, so booking a time is usually straightforward. Tell us the number of bedrooms and whether the property is rented, and we'll give you a free quote and a date.
On the day, we test each circuit and inspect the installation. You receive the report afterwards, with every code explained. If repairs are needed, we quote for them separately, and once they're done we provide written confirmation that the installation is satisfactory.
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. We arrange a time with the landlord and tenants, then test room by room so the power is only off in short bursts. Tenants should save their work on computers and keep fridge and freezer doors closed. We leave the property as we found it.
It's a good idea, especially if the wiring is old or you've had work done without certificates. A report gives buyers confidence and lets you fix any issues before they're raised by a surveyor. It can also help avoid delays later in the sale.
In older houses, we often see missing RCD protection, worn sockets and switches, poor main bonding and DIY additions without certificates. Most are straightforward to fix. The report codes each one, so you can see what's urgent and what's a recommendation.
We aim to send the report promptly after testing, so you have it for your records, your tenants or your sale. If there are urgent C1 dangers, we tell you on the day and make them safe before we leave, rather than waiting for the report.
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Selling or letting in Longsight? Tell us about the property and we'll book your EICR with a free quote.