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EICR Testing & Landlord Certificates
in Shepton Mallet

Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) in Shepton Mallet 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 Shepton Mallet

EICR Testing in Shepton Mallet
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Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) in Shepton Mallet 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 Shepton Mallet Is Different

Shepton Mallet spans Victorian stone terraces, Georgian townhouses on Town Street, industrial units, and the Royal Bath & West Showground. Commercial three-phase and residential rewires both in one day's coverage.

Shepton Mallet commercial premises around the town centre, Bath Road and Charlton often need periodic EICRs for insurance compliance. We issue commercial EICRs with full distribution board schedules and three-phase test results.

Common Questions

How is EICR pricing structured for Shepton Mallet commercial sites?

Per-circuit. Single-phase circuits £30 each, three-phase £40 each. Saves you from over-paying on small sites and makes budgeting predictable for larger industrial units. Royal Bath & West showground sub-meters and the Cannards Grave industrial units are both bread-and-butter for us. Heritage properties priced as a walk-round survey first.

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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