Who Needs a Commercial EICR?
Businesses should have an EICR at least every 5 years or sooner if:
✔️ You own or manage a shop, office, warehouse, or industrial unit
✔️ Your business relies on heavy machinery or high-power equipment
✔️ Your electrics are older or frequently repaired
✔️ You want to stay compliant with insurance and legal requirements
The Risks of Unsafe Electrics
Electrical fires
Caused by overloaded circuits
Power outages
Disrupting business operations
Non-compliance fines
Failure to meet safety standards
Liability issues
Risk to employees and customers
What’s Included in a Commercial EICR?
Wiring & distribution boards
Checked for faults
Earthing & bonding
Protection against electric shocks
Load testing
Ensuring systems can handle demand
Sockets, switches & lighting
Inspected for safety
Understanding Your EICR Results
Your report will highlight any issues with these codes:
C1 – Immediate danger (Urgent action required)
C2 – Potentially dangerous
(Remedial work needed)
C3 – Improvements recommended
(Advised but not essential)