Commercial EICR
A Commercial EICR provides a thorough electrical safety inspection designed specifically for offices, shops, warehouses, and other commercial premises. Our NICEIC-approved engineers test all circuits and installations to ensure your business meets fire safety and electrical compliance standards.
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What Is Commercial EICR?
A Commercial EICR is an Electrical Installation Condition Report tailored for non-domestic properties. It involves a detailed inspection and testing of the electrical installation in commercial buildings, covering distribution boards, three-phase supplies, emergency lighting circuits, and all fixed electrical equipment. The report identifies defects and classifies them using BS 7671 observation codes.
What's Included
- ✓Three-phase and single-phase distribution board inspection
- ✓Testing of all commercial circuits and sub-circuits
- ✓Emergency lighting circuit assessment
- ✓Earthing and bonding verification
- ✓RCD and RCBO protection testing
- ✓Fixed equipment and machinery circuit inspection
- ✓Fire alarm system circuit checks
- ✓Comprehensive commercial EICR report with coded observations
How It Works
Getting your Commercial EICR is quick and easy. Here's what to expect.
Book Online
Tell us about your premises — circuit count, floors, and access details.
Site Assessment
Our team reviews your requirements and schedules the inspection at a convenient time.
Full Inspection
A qualified commercial electrician inspects and tests all electrical installations.
Report & Certificate
Receive your commercial EICR with detailed findings and compliance status.
Why You Need Commercial EICR
Commercial property owners and tenants have a legal duty under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 and the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 to ensure electrical installations are safe. Insurance companies often require a valid commercial EICR, and failure to maintain one can void your building insurance and expose you to prosecution in the event of an electrical accident.
Renewal Frequency
Every 5 years for commercial premises, or every 3 years for certain high-risk environments.
Legal Basis
Required under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 and recommended by BS 7671.
Insurance
Most commercial insurers require a valid EICR as a condition of coverage.
Who Needs Commercial EICR?
Business Owners
Responsible for electrical safety in their premises.
Commercial Landlords
Must ensure tenanted commercial spaces are electrically safe.
Property Managers
Need to maintain compliance across commercial portfolios.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our Commercial EICR service.
How is a commercial EICR different from residential?+
Commercial EICRs cover three-phase supplies, larger distribution boards, and more complex circuit arrangements typical of business premises. They also consider compliance with additional workplace safety regulations.
Will the inspection disrupt my business?+
We schedule inspections to minimise disruption. Some testing can be done during business hours, though certain tests may require brief power interruptions. We'll coordinate timing with you.
What happens if issues are found?+
Our report will detail any defects with coded observations. We can provide quotes for remedial work and schedule repairs at your convenience.
How long does a commercial EICR take?+
This depends on the size and complexity of your premises. A small office may take 2-3 hours; larger commercial buildings can take a full day or more.
You May Also Need
Combine services to save time and money with our bundled packages.
EICR Certificate
Electrical Installation Condition Report for residential properties.
PAT Testing
Testing portable electrical appliances for safety.
Consumer Unit / Fuse Box Installation
Installation or replacement of fuse boxes.
Emergency Lighting Certificate
Emergency lighting systems testing.