Failed EICR? Checked and cleared.
We read your report, price exactly what it needs, and clear it inside your 28 days. Upload the PDF and you have a price in seconds — a typical board change is £695, everything in.
- Price fixed in writing before we attend
- Doesn't clear your report? Full refund
- Certified inside your deadline
Prices are based on what you tell us about the property. We verify it from your photo or your report before confirming the slot, and if anything differs you are told the difference before we attend, never on the day. You can accept it or take a full refund.
Your price in 30 seconds
Send your report and we read it, or answer two questions. Either way you get a fixed price you can book now — a typical board is £695, all in.
We can't load live prices this second, so we'd rather not show you a figure we can't stand behind. Call 07938 442829 or message us on WhatsApp and we'll price it in a minute.
A photo of the board, a scan, or the PDF itself — whatever you have.
A text PDF never leaves your phone. A scan or photo is sent to us to be read, and kept only against your booking.
Includes VAT, materials, labour, full testing, certification and the completion pack.
Anything else your report lists — sockets, alarms, earthing — add it below and this price updates.
What's the difference?
A standard board shares two protective devices across every circuit, so one fault anywhere takes out half the property and you are left working out which appliance caused it. Individual protection gives every circuit its own device. The fault stays on the circuit it happened on, everything else keeps running, and finding it takes minutes rather than an evening.
It is fitted in the same visit and adds nothing to the time on site. Nothing about your report requires it — the board passes either way.
Three quick things and your slot is held.
Secure payment by Stripe — we never see your card. The balance is only due once the work is done and certified.
Cleared, or your money back. Our guarantee
Not sure which answer fits? Send us the report instead and we'll read it for you.
More than one board, or a portfolio? Every board after the first is £150 less. Portfolio pricing.
No call-out charge and no survey visit. A deposit holds your slot, the balance is due once the work is done and certified, and the price is covered by our guarantee. Tight on time? Call 07938 442829 and we'll take it over the phone.
What the codes on your report mean
One C1, C2 or FI anywhere in the observations makes the whole report unsatisfactory. C3 does not.
A risk of injury exists right now. Your inspector should have made it safe before leaving.
Report fails. Act immediately, not in 28 days. What to doNot dangerous today, but it will be. Missing RCD protection is the most common one we see, and the fix is usually a new consumer unit.
Report fails. 28 days to put right. What this costsThe inspector couldn't confirm the installation was safe. This is not a maybe. The report stays unsatisfactory until someone investigates.
Report fails until resolved. How it is clearedWorth doing, not required. If your report only has C3s, you are already compliant and nobody should be selling you a board.
Report passes. We will tell you so.Fixed prices. Not estimates.
Every price includes VAT, materials, labour, full testing, a fresh satisfactory condition report and the completion pack. Tap anything here and it lands in the basket ready to pay.
A new consumer unitinc VAT
Count the small switches on your existing one. Everything below is the whole job — board, devices, labour, testing, the fresh satisfactory report and the completion pack. No call-out charge on a board job.
Tap a price and you go straight to the basket with it selected.
Individual circuit protection is an optional tick — from £150, priced to your board. Add it to a board above and the price updates as you tick it.
A second board at the same address is £150 less. Two boards is £695 + £545 = £1,240 in one visit, and it is a tick when you book.
Everything else on the reportinc VAT
No board needed? You pay for the visit and the items your report actually lists — not a flat fee that charges the same for three blanking plates as for a day's work.
These are the same items you can add to a board job — the board already covers the attending, so there's no visit fee on top.
What every price includes
The board and all devices where one is fitted, labour, testing of every circuit, a fresh Electrical Installation Condition Report marked satisfactory and valid five years, and the completion pack. No survey visit, and no call-out charge on a board job.
The only two things that change it
Your earthing may need upgrading before a new board can go in, or the electricity network operator may have to attend. Both are agreed with you in writing before we start, and if the report needs less than we quoted you pay less.
Our guarantee
Most firms quote the work and hope the report clears. We put it in writing instead.
If our work doesn't clear your report, you get your money back
Every penny you have paid, back on the card you paid with, and no balance to settle. If all we hold is your deposit, that is what comes back.
The price only changes if you agree it in writing
If we find something bigger, we tell you before we start and you decide. Walk away and you are refunded in full, including the visit.
Certified inside your deadline
Book with seven or more days left on the clock and we complete and certify inside your 28 days, or we refund everything you have paid and you owe nothing further.
Twelve months on our workmanship
Anything we install or repair is covered for a year. One company on the contract, one number to call. We don't hand you to a third party and step back.
We carry £5m public liability insurance and will send the certificate on request.
The completion pack that closes the file
Getting the work done is half the job. Proving it is the half that trips people up, and it's where the chasing usually starts.
Observation-by-observation schedule
Every C1, C2 and FI from your original report, listed with what was done about it, when, and by whom. Cross-referenced to the report's own numbering so anyone reading both can follow it in a minute.
A satisfactory EICR
Once the work is complete we re-inspect and issue a fresh Electrical Installation Condition Report for the property, marked satisfactory and valid for five years.
Written confirmation of completion
The signed declaration the regulations actually ask for, in the form a local authority expects to receive.
Your tenant and council letters
Pre-written and ready to send, with the property and dates already filled in. You forward them. That is the entire admin job done.
The pack goes to you the day the work completes.
What your new board will look like
Two boards we've fitted, with the cover on and off. Every circuit is protected and labelled, so your tenant knows which switch does what and the next inspector can see exactly what was done.
How it works
Send the report
Any EICR, from any provider. Upload the PDF or forward the email. We don't need to have done the inspection.
Fixed price in seconds
We price every C1, C2 and FI observation line by line, in writing, with the ones you don't legally have to fix marked as optional.
Fitted, certified, closed
Work carried out inside your 28 days. You get a fresh Electrical Installation Condition Report marked satisfactory, plus the written confirmation to pass to your tenant and council.
Book your slot
Phone, postcode and a slot. You pay a deposit to hold the appointment and the balance once the work is done and certified. You can send the report after, if you have not already.
Prefer to pay over the phone, or on account as an agent? Call 07938 442829.
Where we work
Everywhere inside the M25, and about an hour beyond it. That means every London borough — including Hackney, Camden, Islington, Southwark, Wandsworth and Westminster — plus St Albans, Luton, Stevenage, Chelmsford, Southend, Medway, Canterbury, Tunbridge Wells, Brighton, Crawley, Guildford, Reading, Slough, High Wycombe, Oxford, Milton Keynes and Cambridge.
Borough pages
- Hackney
- Islington
- Haringey
- Camden
- Enfield
- Barnet
- Lambeth
- Southwark
- Lewisham
- Wandsworth
- Westminster
- Newham
- Tower Hamlets
- Waltham Forest
- Brent
- Ealing
- Chelsea and Kensington
Type your postcode into the pricer and it tells you straight away whether we come to you. Further out than that we will not take a payment we might have to refund — leave your number and we will say honestly whether we can help.
Managing more than one property?
Agents and block managers get trade terms: inspections and remedials on one account, one monthly invoice, EICRs at £130 ex VAT against a £180–£230 London market, up to £75 credited back whenever a report fails and you book the remedial, and the post-remedial retest included.
Questions landlords ask us
How long do I have to fix an unsatisfactory EICR?
For a privately rented property in England, the work must be completed within 28 days of the inspection. Sooner, if the report specifies a shorter period. A C1 usually means immediate action rather than 28 days. Written confirmation that the work is done then goes to your tenant, and to the council within seven days if they ask for it.
Can I use a different electrician from the one who did the inspection?
Yes, and many landlords prefer to. There is no requirement to use the inspecting company for the remedial work. The regulations ask for a qualified and competent person, not a particular firm.
Do I need a whole new EICR after the work is done?
Legally, no. Written confirmation from the electrician who did the work is what the regulations ask for. We re-inspect and issue a fresh satisfactory EICR anyway, at no extra cost, so you finish holding a clean five-year report instead of a failed one with a note attached.
What happens if I miss the 28 days?
The local authority can serve a remedial notice and, in some cases, arrange the work itself and recover the cost from you. Civil penalties run up to £30,000 per breach. You also cannot let the property to a new tenant while C1, C2 or FI items are outstanding.
My report says no RCD protection. Does that mean a new consumer unit?
Usually, yes. Retrofitting protection to an old board is rarely economic or compliant, so a replacement board is the normal fix. We will tell you if yours is one of the cases where it isn't.
Can tenants stay in the property while you work?
In almost all cases. A consumer unit change means power off for most of a day. Anything beyond that we flag before you book, so you can tell the tenant what to expect.
Will you quote fairly if you didn't do the inspection?
That is the whole point. We price what the report records, not what we'd like to find, and we mark the C3 items you are not legally required to fix as optional. If you also need an inspection arranging, ask and we will sort it.