What is inspected
A qualified, registered inspector checks the fixed electrical installation and records the findings.
EICR inspections in NW London
EICR inspection, certificate and clear advice on any work the report recommends.
Need an EICR for a landlord record, sale, tenancy, safety check or planned electrical work? Send the postcode, property type and reason for the report. We confirm the scope, book the inspection and explain the findings.
Qualified registered inspector • Certificate provided • Findings explained
Active tripping, overheating, sparks or loss of power needs a call first. Fault finding may be the safer first step.
Before you book essentials
EICR essentials
What an EICR covers
An EICR records the condition of a property's fixed electrical installation. It is an inspection and report, not a repair visit.
What you receive
You receive the report and certificate with the inspector's name and registration details.
What happens next
We explain the codes and any recommended work. Repairs are scoped and priced separately before they start.
Active fault? For tripping, overheating, sparks or dead circuits, start with fault finding or the call-first emergency guidance .
Plan the inspection and understand the report
Use these short guides to prepare for the visit, understand report codes and plan any work the report recommends.
Common reasons to request an EICR
An EICR may be needed for landlord records, a sale or tenancy, a wider safety review or before planned electrical work.
Already have a report? Send the report or key pages and we can explain whether the next step is a repair, a separate quote, fault finding or consumer-unit advice .
How the EICR inspection works
Confirm the scope and price, complete the inspection, then receive the report and advice on any recommended work.
EICR pricing
EICRs are quoted by property type, size and access. Remedial work is separate and priced before it starts. See pricing and booking .
FAQs
Is an EICR the same as fault finding?
No. An EICR reports on the condition of the fixed installation. Active tripping, heat, sparks or loss of power needs fault finding or emergency advice first.
Can you help me understand the report codes and priorities?
Yes. We explain the codes and priorities, and whether the next step is no action, a repair, a separate quote or consumer-unit advice.
I already have an EICR. Can you help with the next step?
Yes. Send the report or key pages and, if useful, a photo of the consumer unit. We will explain the practical next step.
How long does an EICR take?
It depends on property size, circuit count, access and what can be safely tested. We confirm the expected inspection window before booking.
Do you also complete remedial work after the report?
Yes, where suitable. Any remedial work is scoped and priced separately from the EICR.
Who carries out the inspection
A qualified, registered inspector carries out and signs the EICR. Your certificate includes the inspector's name and registration details, so you can verify them. Willesden Smart Homes handles the booking and remains your point of contact. We reply the same working day during opening hours.
Request an EICR quote
Send your postcode, property type, reason for the report and any deadline. Add an existing report or consumer-unit photo if useful. We confirm the scope, price and expected inspection window before booking.