Landlord Electrical Safety Certificate What You Need to Know in 2025
Are you a landlord looking to stay compliant with the latest UK regulations? The Landlord Electrical Safety Certificate, also known as the EICR Certificate & Report, is now a legal requirement for all rented properties. Here’s everything you need to know about booking your EICR and why it matters in 2025.
What is a Landlord Electrical Safety Certificate?
A Landlord Electrical Safety Certificate (EICR) is an official document provided after a qualified electrician inspects and tests your property’s electrical installations. The inspection checks for:
Faulty wiring
Outdated or damaged electrical components
Potential fire or shock hazards
Compliance with the latest safety standards
Legal Requirements for Landlords
As of April 2021, all landlords in England must provide a valid EICR to new tenants before they move in and to existing tenants within five years of the previous inspection. Failure to comply can result in fines of up to £30,000, as outlined in the UK Government’s guidance.
How Often Do You Need an EICR?
Every five years, or sooner if recommended by your electrician
After any significant electrical work
When there’s a change of tenancy
How to Book Your EICR Test
Booking your EICR Certificate & Report is quick and easy with Landlords Checks:
Visit the website and select your property details
Choose a date that suits you
Complete your booking in minutes
Prices start from just £65, making it affordable to stay compliant and protect your tenants.
What Happens During the Inspection?
The electrician will:
Inspect all fixed electrical installations
Test circuits for safety and functionality
Identify any defects or non-compliance issues
You’ll receive a detailed report outlining any remedial work needed. If your property passes, you’re covered for the next five years.
Why Choose Landlords Checks?
Qualified, experienced electricians
Fast turnaround on reports
Transparent pricing from £65
Easy online booking
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Book your Landlord Electrical Safety Certificate today and ensure your property is safe and compliant. For more details, visit the official government page.
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