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Board Changes and EICR Services
Understand the condition of your electrical installation and make informed decisions about any improvements it may need.
Sparkeye provides thorough Electrical Installation Condition Reports, consumer unit upgrades and associated remedial work for homeowners, landlords and property professionals across London, Surrey and the South East.
We explain our findings clearly, recommend only the work genuinely required and agree all costs before proceeding.
Clear Findings
We provide a detailed report supported by test results, clearly identifying any defects, risks or recommended improvements.
Modern Protection
Where an upgrade is appropriate, we design the consumer unit around the property, its existing circuits and its future electrical requirements.
Honest Advice
An older consumer unit does not automatically need replacing. We assess the installation properly and explain your options before recommending any work.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION CONDITION REPORTS
Additional Information
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) provides a detailed assessment of the fixed electrical installation within a property. Our EICR services include thorough inspection and testing, which may cover:
- The consumer unit and protective devices
- Fixed wiring and electrical circuits
- Earthing and bonding arrangements
- Socket outlets, switches, and lighting points
- Permanently connected electrical equipment
- Signs of damage, overheating, or deterioration
- Circuit test results
- Previous alterations or unsuitable electrical work
What You Will Receive
After the inspection, you will receive:
- Your completed Electrical Installation Condition Report
- Circuit schedules and test results
- Details of any observations identified
- A clear explanation of the findings
- Recommended priorities for any remedial work
- A separate quotation for remedial work, if requested
Understanding EICR Codes
C1 — Danger Present
Immediate action is required to eliminate the danger.
C2 — Potentially Dangerous
Urgent remedial action is needed.
FI — Further Investigation Required
Additional investigation is necessary without delay.
C3 — Improvement Recommended
An improvement is advised, but this code alone does not render the report unsatisfactory.
An unsatisfactory report does not automatically imply that the property needs rewiring; the required actions depend on individual observations and the overall condition of the installation.
EICRs for Landlords
Landlords in England are typically required to have the electrical inspections in their rented properties checked and tested at least every five years, or sooner if the previous report specifies a shorter interval.
We specialize in working with landlords, letting agents, and property managers to complete the necessary inspections, explain any findings, and prepare a quotation for any required remedial work, including board changes if needed.
CONSUMER UNIT UPGRADES
Additional Information
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) provides a detailed assessment of the fixed electrical installation within a property. Our EICR services include thorough inspection and testing, which may cover:
- The consumer unit and protective devices
- Fixed wiring and electrical circuits
- Earthing and bonding arrangements
- Socket outlets, switches, and lighting points
- Permanently connected electrical equipment
- Signs of damage, overheating, or deterioration
- Circuit test results
- Previous alterations or unsuitable electrical work
What You Will Receive
After the inspection, you will receive:
- Your completed Electrical Installation Condition Report
- Circuit schedules and test results
- Details of any observations identified
- A clear explanation of the findings
- Recommended priorities for any remedial work
- A separate quotation for remedial work, if requested
Understanding EICR Codes
C1 — Danger Present
Immediate action is required to eliminate the danger.
C2 — Potentially Dangerous
Urgent remedial action is needed.
FI — Further Investigation Required
Additional investigation is necessary without delay.
C3 — Improvement Recommended
An improvement is advised, but this code alone does not render the report unsatisfactory.
An unsatisfactory report does not automatically imply that the property needs rewiring; the required actions depend on individual observations and the overall condition of the installation.
EICRs for Landlords
Landlords in England are typically required to have the electrical inspections in their rented properties checked and tested at least every five years, or sooner if the previous report specifies a shorter interval.
We specialize in working with landlords, letting agents, and property managers to complete the necessary inspections, explain any findings, and prepare a quotation for any required remedial work, including board changes if needed.
CLEAR PRICING FOR YOUR PROPERTY
EICRs are priced according to the property type, size and approximate number of circuits.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) provides a detailed assessment of the fixed electrical installation within a property. Our EICR services include thorough inspection and testing, which may cover:
- The consumer unit and protective devices
- Fixed wiring and electrical circuits
- Earthing and bonding arrangements
- Socket outlets, switches, and lighting points
- Permanently connected electrical equipment
- Signs of damage, overheating, or deterioration
- Circuit test results
- Previous alterations or unsuitable electrical work
What You Will Receive
After the inspection, you will receive:
- Your completed Electrical Installation Condition Report
- Circuit schedules and test results
- Details of any observations identified
- A clear explanation of the findings
- Recommended priorities for any remedial work
- A separate quotation for remedial work, if requested
Understanding EICR Codes
C1 — Danger Present
Immediate action is required to eliminate the danger.
C2 — Potentially Dangerous
Urgent remedial action is needed.
FI — Further Investigation Required
Additional investigation is necessary without delay.
C3 — Improvement Recommended
An improvement is advised, but this code alone does not render the report unsatisfactory.
An unsatisfactory report does not automatically imply that the property needs rewiring; the required actions depend on individual observations and the overall condition of the installation.
EICRs for Landlords
Landlords in England are typically required to have the electrical inspections in their rented properties checked and tested at least every five years, or sooner if the previous report specifies a shorter interval.
We specialize in working with landlords, letting agents, and property managers to complete the necessary inspections, explain any findings, and prepare a quotation for any required remedial work, including board changes if needed.