Have you recently completed an EICR on your property? Are you feeling it difficult to understand the results of the EICR given to you? The aim of the Electrical Condition report is to provide an assessment of the CURRENT in-service condition of an electrical installation. This is provided against the requirements of the CURRENT edition of wiring regulations, BS7671, at the time of the inspection. This does not depend on the age of the installation.

You need to understand that the EICR and the process undertaken to complete do not focus on fault finding within an installation, although the information it contains can often be essential. Typically, the report serves many benefits to the person ordering the work. It can, however, prove essential to any remedial work that needs to be carried out, or any further inspections. There are many reasons that a report is to be requested. Some of the common reasons are the domestic environment, a mortgage lender's requirements or flood damage.

There are two types of condition reports:
In general, there are two types of domestic electrical installation condition reports:

Visual condition report - this does not include testing and is only preferable if
the installation has been tested recently.
Periodic inspection reports - this is what the electrical condition report experts in Harrow would normally recommend, as it is to test the installation and to find any hidden damage.

We cannot see electricity. Cables are generally hidden inside our walls, and consumer units are also hidden in cupboards. So it is not surprising that most of us
forget to check the condition of the electrical installation for damage or wear and tear. Faulty and old wiring is one of the serious causes of electrical fires in the home. You can reduce the risk of a fire if you keep checking on the condition
of your cables, switches, sockets and other accessories regularly.

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