
Commercial EICRs in Irvine for shops, offices, workshops and other business premises. We test every board and circuit, set out any faults by urgency and can arrange testing outside your busiest hours.
We inspect distribution boards, sub-mains, final circuits, earthing and bonding, plus emergency stop switches and fixed equipment where fitted. Each circuit is tested for insulation, continuity and how fast protective devices disconnect, and every board's circuit chart is checked against what's actually there.
Testing means switching circuits off, so we plan the order around your business. Boards serving tills, servers or freezers can be tested early in the morning or late in the day, and the rest done while you're open, keeping disruption as low as possible.
Bigger premises often have several boards installed at different times. Your report may show some areas in good condition and others needing work. We set out each item clearly with its code, so you can plan remedial work in order of urgency and budget.
We start by asking about the premises, how many distribution boards there are, your opening hours and any equipment that can't lose power. That lets us give you a free quote and a plan for the day, including which areas will be affected and when.
After testing, you receive a full report listing every observation with its code, the date the next inspection is due and updated circuit charts. If remedial work is needed, we price it separately, carry it out at a time that suits, and certify it once complete.
Tell us what the problem is or what you'd like done. We aim to respond the same day.
We look at the job and give you a free quote, with no obligation and no call-out charge.
We carry out the work, test everything we've worked on and leave you the right certificate for the job.
It depends on the size of the premises and the number of boards and circuits. A small shop or office can often be done in a day, while larger sites with several boards may take longer or be split across visits to keep the business running.
The price depends mainly on the number of distribution boards and circuits, plus access and whether testing has to happen outside opening hours. We ask a few questions or visit the site first, then give you a free quote that covers the full inspection and report.
Commercial landlords and tenants share responsibility for electrical safety, usually as set out in the lease. Whoever is responsible should have the installation inspected at regular intervals, and a current EICR is often requested when a unit changes hands or a new tenant moves in.
Any C1 items are made safe straight away, usually by isolating the circuit. C2 and further investigation items need putting right as soon as possible. We give you a price for the remedial work, and once it's done we issue certificates showing the installation is now satisfactory.
Choose a location to find commercial EICR testing for premises nearby.
Send us the address, the type of premises and how many boards you have, and we'll quote for the inspection.