Landlord EICRs and repeat inspections
Electrical inspections, remedial work and repairs for rental property
Landlord & Letting Agent Electrical Services in Congleton
EICRs, remedial work and tenant-reported repairs managed from access arrangements through to the final documents.
Landlord and agent support
One contact for EICRs, remedial work and repairs.
Needhams Electrical gives landlords and letting agents one contact for EICRs, remedial work and day-to-day electrical repairs. Tenant access can be arranged directly, reports go to the person managing the property, and remedial work is costed before it proceeds.
Inspections, repairs and records
Inspections, repairs and records for each property.
Access, inspection results, quotations and completion documents are coordinated for each property.
Remedial work following an inspection
Electrical faults reported by tenants
Consumer unit and circuit-protection upgrades
Electrical work between tenancies
Reports and completion documents sent to the right person
What you receive
Inspection results, quotations and completion documents.
- Property, requested work and authorised contacts recorded together
- Appointment coordination with the tenant, agent or keyholder
- The EICR, repair or installation instructed
- Reports and significant findings sent to the person managing the property
- An itemised quotation before remedial or additional work proceeds
- Completion certificates returned after approved installation work
Before you instruct the work
Property access and authorised contacts.
- Tenant contact details and the landlord or agent's permission are needed before access can be arranged.
- Vacant periods, key collection and appointment restrictions affect access arrangements.
- EICR remedial work is priced separately from the inspection.
- Property addresses and known renewal dates can be coordinated together.
From booking to completed records
Book access, complete the work and return the documents.
- 1
Confirm the work
The property, scope and authorised contacts are agreed.
- 2
Coordinate the visit
Access is arranged with the tenant, agent or keyholder.
- 3
Send the outcome
Reports, findings and job records go to the person managing the property.
- 4
Approve further work
Any additional repairs are quoted before they proceed.
Official guidance
Electrical safety standards in the private and social rented sectors
Read on GOV.UK Government guidance sets out landlords’ duties for inspection, supplying reports and completing required remedial work in England.
Frequently asked questions
Questions from landlords and letting agents.
Can you arrange the appointment with my tenant?
Yes. With the landlord or agent's permission, access can be arranged directly with the tenant or keyholder.
Do rented properties need an EICR every five years?
Landlords in England must have the fixed electrical installation inspected and tested by a qualified person at least every five years, or sooner if the previous report specifies.
Can you carry out the remedial work?
Yes. The observations are explained and remedial work or further investigation is quoted separately.
Can you look after several rental properties?
Yes, depending on location and workload. Property addresses, renewal dates and access arrangements can be coordinated together.