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EICR Testing & Landlord Certificates
in Street

Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) in Street 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 Street

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

Street grew up around the Clarks shoe industry, so the housing runs from Victorian factory-worker terraces and Crispin-era homes through to large modern estates off Somerton Road and Wilfrid Road. We test the lot — older rubber- and lead-sheathed wiring in the period stock, and newer installations that have had extensions and garden rooms bolted on.

Street also has a large rental and shared-housing sector linked to Millfield School and Strode College, all of which need 5-yearly landlord EICRs. We coordinate access directly with tenants, issue satisfactory certificates the same day, and quote any C1/C2 remedial work up front.

Common Questions

Do you do landlord EICRs for rentals in Street?

Yes — Street has a large private-rented sector around Millfield, Strode College and the town centre. Every privately-rented home in England needs a valid EICR every 5 years (law since April 2021). We are NAPIT-registered, our certificates are accepted by every Somerset council and letting agent, and we coordinate access directly with tenants.

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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