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EICR Testing & Landlord Certificates
in Castle Cary

Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) in Castle Cary for landlords, homeowners, and commercial premises. BS 7671 compliant, Megger MFT tested, same-day certificate issue. Legal compliance with the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020.

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EICR Testing in Castle Cary

EICR Testing in Castle Cary
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Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) in Castle Cary for landlords, homeowners, and commercial premises. BS 7671 compliant, Megger MFT tested, same-day certificate issue. Legal compliance with the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020.

Why Castle Cary Is Different

Castle Cary is a honey-stone market town with period cottages around the Market House and Bailey Hill, Georgian houses, and newer development through Ansford and Galhampton. With a mainline station on the London line it also has a strong rental and second-home market.

Period stone properties here often hide older wiring behind thick walls and in low-beamed roof spaces. Our EICRs work around those constraints, and we issue same-day satisfactory certificates with an itemised quote for any remedial work needed.

Common Questions

Do you cover Castle Cary and Ansford for EICRs?

Yes — Castle Cary, Ansford, Galhampton and the surrounding villages are all within our area. Whether it is a period stone cottage, a rental near the station or a commercial unit, we provide BS 7671 EICRs with same-day certificates and a fixed-price quote for any remedials.

How often do I need an EICR?

Domestic owner-occupied: every 10 years or at change of occupancy. Privately-rented (landlord): every 5 years (legal requirement since April 2021). Commercial: every 5 years or to your insurance schedule. After a fire, flood, lightning strike or major works: immediately. Schools and care settings often annual.

What do C1, C2 and C3 codes mean on an EICR?

C1 = danger present, immediate risk, action required NOW (we make safe before leaving). C2 = potentially dangerous, fix urgently (within days). C3 = improvement recommended (best practice update, not urgent). FI = further investigation needed. The EICR is "Unsatisfactory" if any C1 or C2 codes are present.

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