Need an EICR certificate in Mitcham? EICR Pro offers fixed-price inspections for landlords managing rental terraces and ex-council housing across London Borough of Merton. Our reports are fully compliant, clearly written, and accepted by local agents and councils.
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The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020 require landlords to ensure the electrical installation is inspected and tested at least every five years. A copy of a satisfactory report must be provided to tenants when requested and to Merton Council within 7 days if asked.
If the EICR is issued as unsatisfactory, remedial works must be completed within 28 days where required — or sooner where a C1 observation (immediate danger) is identified. Evidence of completed remediation must be provided to tenants and, where requested, to Merton Council.
EICR Pro supports landlords across London Borough of Merton with the full process: inspection, clear reporting, and remedial work quotation where needed.
The property mix in Mitcham — including rental terraces, ex-council housing, HMO properties, suburban houses — means inspectors commonly encounter a varied range of observations. The following are issues frequently identified during EICR inspections in the area.
Fixed-price EICR inspections for landlords, letting agents, homeowners and commercial clients across Mitcham. No hidden fees.
Priority inspections: £179.99 + VAT for standard 1–4 bedroom properties. Same-day EICR inspections: £249 + VAT for standard 1–4 bedroom properties, subject to availability.
If an EICR in Mitcham is issued as unsatisfactory, the landlord must arrange remedial works within 28 days where required — or sooner if a C1 immediate danger is identified on the report.
EICR Pro can provide a separate quotation for remedial works following an unsatisfactory inspection. On completion, we issue written confirmation of remediation — giving you the complete compliance paper trail in one place.
For tenanted properties in Mitcham, we understand the practicalities of arranging access and scheduling works around tenant occupation. We aim to make the process as straightforward as possible for both landlord and tenant.
One of the most common reasons for an unsatisfactory EICR in Mitcham is the lack of adequate RCD or RCBO protection. An older consumer unit without full RCD coverage does not automatically mean the installation is dangerous — but depending on the overall inspection findings it may result in a C2 classification.
Upgrading to a modern dual RCD or full RCBO consumer unit can resolve multiple observations in a single job. EICR Pro can provide a clear quotation for consumer unit upgrades where inspection findings indicate this is the appropriate course of action.
As well as Mitcham, EICR Pro covers the surrounding areas of London Borough of Merton and across London, Kent and Essex.