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Pick the closest fit. We will confirm the right next step before anything is booked.

Projects

Larger projects Refurbishments and coordinated multi-stage work.

Smart homes

Smart-home planning Start here if you know the device or room you want sorted. Automation Start here for routines, or to get compatibility checked. Smart energy planning Start here for heating, efficiency and future-ready planning. Smart heating controls Compatibility, setup, schedules and handover. Lighting and controls Fittings, zones, sensors and practical control.

Small work

Small electrical jobs Lights, switches, sockets and grouped repairs. Fault finding and repairs Tripping circuits, dead points and unclear faults. EICR and consumer units Inspection, reporting and upgrade questions.
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One clear point of contact for an EICR

Start with Willesden Smart Homes for the first check, scope and next-step explanation, rather than working out who to contact at each stage.

Written and checked by Willesden Smart Homes. Last reviewed August 2026.

Send postcode + property details See EICR service page

We serve homes across NW London after checking the postcode and the job. See the Areas page .

This guide explains what one clear point of contact means on this site. Willesden Smart Homes starts with the property details and likely scope, explains the inspection and reporting route early, and turns the report findings into practical next steps.

What this means

  • Start with Willesden Smart Homes for the first check, scope and quotation discussion.
  • Share the reason for the EICR, the property type, and any existing report or survey context before booking.
  • Once the report is back, the findings and likely next step are explained in plain English.

What can change the next step

  • For work that needs electrical inspection, testing, certification or notification, we arrange the appropriate registered professional and confirm responsibilities before work starts.
  • If the report points to remedial work or wider faults, that next stage is scoped separately and explained before anything larger is booked.
  • Access, missing information or unclear report history can slow the first check, which is why photos and context help.
Official sources and further guidance

Need the EICR explained clearly from the start?

Send your postcode, property type, why you need the report, and any report pages or board photos you already have. We will confirm the likely inspection fit and the most sensible next step.

Send details See EICR service page