
EICR Testing
and Inspection.
Done Properly.
Electrical Installation Condition Reports across Essex and Greater London. NICEIC-accredited. Compliant documentation, every time.
What Wren Covers
What an EICR Covers.
An EICR is not optional. Landlords are required by law to have one. Businesses need them for insurance and compliance. And for any building that has changed hands or had work carried out, they tell you exactly what you have — and what needs attention.
We carry out EICRs across Essex and Greater London. Commercial buildings, residential properties, and managed portfolios.
What Wren Covers
What an EICR Covers.
An EICR is not optional. Landlords are required by law to have one. Businesses need them for insurance and compliance. And for any building that has changed hands or had work carried out, they tell you exactly what you have — and what needs attention.
We carry out EICRs across Essex and Greater London. Commercial buildings, residential properties, and managed portfolios.
Visual inspection of the fixed electrical installation
Testing of circuits, earthing, and bonding
Identification of damage, wear, or non-compliant work
Classification of defects found (C1, C2, C3)
Written condition report to BS:7671 standard
Certificate of compliance on satisfactory completion
Who This Is For
Private Landlords.
Commercial Property Owners.
Property and Portfolio Managers.

Landlord EICR requirements
Private landlords in England are legally required to hold a valid EICR. The inspection must be renewed every five years and a copy provided to tenants within 28 days. We issue the correct documentation. We work with individual landlords and managed portfolios.

Commercial EICR
For commercial premises, an EICR demonstrates due diligence and supports your insurance position. We work around your trading hours — evening and weekend slots available.

Remedial Work
If defects are found, we quote before leaving the site. The same team carries out any remedial work required.
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What is an EICR and why do I need one?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a formal inspection of your property's fixed electrical installation. It identifies whether the wiring, circuits, earthing, and bonding are safe and compliant with BS:7671 — the UK wiring standard. Landlords need one to comply with the law. Businesses need one for insurance and due diligence. For any property that has changed hands or had previous electrical work carried out, it tells you exactly what you have.
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What is an EICR and why do I need one?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a formal inspection of your property's fixed electrical installation. It identifies whether the wiring, circuits, earthing, and bonding are safe and compliant with BS:7671 — the UK wiring standard. Landlords need one to comply with the law. Businesses need one for insurance and due diligence. For any property that has changed hands or had previous electrical work carried out, it tells you exactly what you have.
