This service in Rough Common
Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) from £120 provide a clear assessment of domestic and commercial wiring, circuits and fixed equipment with coded observations and recommended remedial action. Serving Rough Common, nearby Canterbury and surrounding Kent villages. Work guaranteed to professional standards; NICEIC-approved and Part P registered, with a completed report supplied after inspection.
Why Rough Common homes and landlords ask for it
The property mix in Canterbury — Georgian brick houses near the cathedral precincts, Victorian terraces in Wincheap and St Dunstan's, large student rental stock, new estates at the edges — means no two jobs are alike. Our electricians spend much of their time on student and rental HMO compliance, listed and period property in the precincts, commercial work for the city centre, and we plan each visit around the age of the wiring rather than a one-size-fits-all checklist.
What it costs in Rough Common
For a typical Rough Common home we provide a fixed written price before work starts so the final bill will not exceed the quote. EICR prices below include inspection, testing, certification, labour, parts and VAT where applicable.
| Job | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| EICR, up to three bedrooms | £150–£250 | Testing and certificate |
| EICR, four to five bedrooms | £250–£350 | Testing and certificate |
| Commercial EICR | £30–£50 per circuit | Testing and certification |
| Fault finding | £80 per hour | Investigation; most faults take 1–2 hours |
Prices do not include plaster or decoration, asbestos removal, DNO supply-upgrade charges, or scaffold/access equipment.
How quickly we can book you in
We can usually book you within 48 hours of accepting the fixed written price.
We’ll then arrange the earliest suitable appointment during our Monday–Saturday, 7am–6pm working hours. Booking speed depends on existing commitments, access requirements and the size of your installation, but we’ll give you clear options rather than promise a date we can’t meet.
Where our diary permits, we may offer same‑day availability for an EICR, particularly where access is straightforward. We also provide Saturday and other weekend appointments within our normal working hours, subject to availability. Please tell us if you are working to a tenancy deadline, renewal date or remedial‑work timescale, so we can prioritise practical scheduling. Before attending, we’ll confirm the appointment, scope and any access arrangements. If testing identifies observations requiring attention, we’ll explain the next steps and provide a written quotation before any remedial work begins.
Streets and property types we know in Rough Common
The property mix in Canterbury — Georgian brick houses near the cathedral precincts, Victorian terraces in Wincheap and St Dunstan's, large student rental stock, new estates at the edges — means no two jobs are alike. Our electricians spend much of their time on student and rental HMO compliance, listed and period property in the precincts, commercial work for the city centre, and we plan each visit around the age of the wiring rather than a one-size-fits-all checklist.
The full service, step by step
We begin every Rough Common EICR by confirming the property details, the reason for the inspection and the extent of the installation to be assessed. We complete a pre inspection checklist, identify safe access requirements and agree any necessary shutdowns with you or your tenant.
Our electrician then visually examines the consumer unit, protective devices, earthing, bonding, wiring accessories and accessible cables. We test circuits using calibrated equipment, checking continuity, insulation resistance, polarity, earth fault loop impedance and RCD operation where fitted. We record observations against BS 7671 and classify defects appropriately.
After testing, we issue the EICR with circuit schedules, results and clear recommendations. If remedial work is needed, we provide a fixed written quote before starting. Once repairs are complete, we can test affected circuits and arrange follow up maintenance where appropriate.