An EICR in Leeds from MPS is carried out under Marc — a City & Guilds 2391 qualified Electrical Inspector with over thirty years in the trade. Whether you're a landlord, a home buyer or a business, you get a clear report, coded findings, and a straight explanation of what they mean.
EICRs and electrical testing across Leeds and West Yorkshire.
0113 3909670 0770 3020260 info@mps-electrical.comThe report is the same thorough inspection each time. What changes is why you need it — and what you do with the result.
In England, fixed electrical installations in privately rented homes generally need inspecting and testing at least every five years, and at a new tenancy if the report has expired. A satisfactory report is normally shared with tenants, and with the local authority on request.
A mortgage valuation doesn't open the consumer unit. An EICR tells you the real condition of the wiring before you exchange — with coded, costed findings you can use to negotiate.
Shops, offices and industrial units need their installations maintained in a safe condition. MPS carries out commercial EICRs, along with emergency lighting and fire alarm testing.
This is an inspection and test, not a walk-round with a clipboard. Circuits are tested with calibrated instruments and results are recorded.
Condition, protective devices, labelling and suitability of the board itself.
Continuity, insulation resistance and earth fault loop impedance on the circuits.
Trip-testing RCDs to confirm they disconnect within the required time.
The arrangements that protect people when a fault happens.
Sockets, switches and visible wiring — damage, wear, overheating and poor alterations.
Overloaded circuits and problematic DIY work, a common find in older Leeds homes.
You receive the report with the full schedule of test results. Landlords get the copy they normally share with tenants. File it, diary the next due date, and forget about it.
Any C3 observations are listed as recommendations — worth doing, not required for the pass.
C1 and C2 findings generally mean remedial work is needed. MPS quotes the work at a fixed price, completes it, and issues the paperwork confirming the installation is now satisfactory.
No second contractor, no starting again — the Inspector who found the problems is the firm that fixes them.
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In England, generally at least every five years for the fixed installation, and at a new tenancy if the current report has run out. Rules can change, so it's worth confirming current requirements — we can point you in the right direction when you book.
Most homes take a few hours, depending on size and the number of circuits. Larger or commercial properties take longer. We'll give you a realistic estimate when you book.
Partly, yes — some tests need circuits isolated. We keep disruption to a minimum and agree timing with you or your tenants first.
C1 or C2 findings make the report unsatisfactory, and remedial work is generally needed. MPS quotes it at a fixed price, does the work, and confirms the installation is satisfactory afterwards.
They're closely related. An EICR is the formal condition report. For buyers we pair the same testing with photographs and costed findings you can use to negotiate before exchange.
It depends on the size of the property and number of circuits. Call with the address and bedroom count and we'll give you a fixed price on the phone.
Call MPS Electrical Contractors Ltd and book an EICR with a 2391 qualified Inspector anywhere in Leeds.