EICR TestingAcross East Anglia.
Inspection and reporting to help you understand the condition of your fixed electrical installation.
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CRS fleet · composite imageUnderstand the condition of your installation
A commercial EICR helps you understand the condition of the fixed electrical installation within the agreed inspection scope. We plan access and testing around the premises and explain the findings and recommended next steps.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report records the findings of an inspection and testing of the fixed electrical installation within an agreed extent.
It reflects the condition observed at the time. Its usefulness depends on access, the agreed scope and any recorded limitations.
What we can do for your premises.
Agreeing the inspection
We discuss the premises, available records, circuit information and operational restrictions before quoting. The size and complexity of the installation affect the work required.
Limitations and inaccessible areas are recorded rather than treated as inspected.
What the work covers
The agreed scope can include distribution equipment, fixed wiring, sockets, lighting circuits and relevant protective arrangements, including earthing and bonding.
Portable appliance testing, fire alarm testing and emergency lighting testing are separate services unless specifically included.
Planning shutdowns
Testing may require isolation. We coordinate with your team around IT equipment, refrigeration and other essential services.
Out-of-hours work can be arranged subject to availability and suitable access.
Understanding the report
- C1: danger present; immediate action is required.
- C2: potentially dangerous; urgent remedial action is required.
- C3: improvement recommended.
- FI: further investigation required without delay.
A report containing C1, C2 or FI observations is unsatisfactory. C3 observations alone do not make the overall report unsatisfactory.
Remedial work
We can explain findings and quote for appropriate remedial work. Completed repairs are supported by relevant records or certification alongside the original report.
An existing report from another contractor can be reviewed for a quotation, with site verification where needed.
Inspection intervals
The next inspection recommendation depends on the installation, use, condition and applicable requirements. There is no single interval suitable for every commercial building.
Existing and older premises
Age alone does not determine whether an installation is satisfactory. The inspection considers condition and safety within the agreed scope.
Preparing your premises for the visit
Previous reports, circuit schedules, details of distribution boards and information about sensitive equipment help with planning. Tell us about IT systems, refrigeration and areas where access or isolation will need special arrangements. Restrictions may affect the extent of the inspection and are recorded.
Working through the findings
We explain the observations and can provide a separate quotation for remedial work. Where repairs are completed, appropriate records or certification support the original report. Further investigation findings must be resolved through the necessary assessment rather than assumed to be minor defects.
Clear scope. Coordinated delivery.
Survey & scope
We assess your building, discuss how you use it and agree what the installation needs to achieve.
Planning
We coordinate layouts, access, equipment requirements and shutdowns with your programme.
Installation
We carry out the agreed work, coordinate with other trades and keep you informed of changes.
Testing & handover
We test the completed work and provide appropriate records and certification for the agreed scope.
Clear scope. Proper handover.
Clear quotations
Scope, access and responsibilities explained before starting.
Coordinated delivery
Shutdowns and installation work planned with your team.
Useful documentation
Appropriate testing, certification and information at completion.
Built for today. Planned for future growth.
We discuss your plans and explain which allowances are worthwhile.
Electrical capacity
Space for cabling
Flexible installations
Accessible routes
Future equipment
Future additions depend on compatibility, available capacity and any necessary approvals. We explain practical options and costs before work is agreed.
Great Yarmouth · Norwich · Lowestoft · King’s Lynn · Cambridge
Commercial projects across Norfolk, Suffolk & Cambridgeshire.
Based in Great Yarmouth, CRS works with businesses in Norwich and across the surrounding area. Tell us where your premises are and what you need; we will discuss the project scope, access and availability.
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Frequently asked questions.
Does an older installation automatically fail?
No. Age alone does not determine the outcome. The inspection considers condition and safety within its agreed extent and limitations.
Can you quote for repairs listed in another contractor’s EICR?
Yes. We can review the report and discuss a quotation, subject to necessary site verification and clarification of the findings.
Is emergency lighting included in an EICR?
Emergency lighting has its own testing requirements. It is a separate service unless specifically included in the agreed work.
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