EICR and electrical testing in Coulsdon
An EICR in Coulsdon inspects the fixed wiring that is actually in that home. Flats near Marlpit Lane are not tested until the stair meter cupboard is clear.
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What a Coulsdon EICR includes
You leave with the inspection done and a report that names what was found at that property. Repairs are priced afterwards. Portable appliances are not part of the report.
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EICR: from £150
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Included in the inspection
- Consumer unit, circuit protection and RCDs
- Fixed wiring and every circuit
- Sockets, switches, lighting and fixed appliances
- Earthing and bonding
- A written report with any findings coded C1, C2, C3 or FI
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- Anything we cannot reach safely is left untested and said so.
- A board change around the bungalows is a different visit.
- A pass or fail label on a kettle belongs to PAT testing.
EICR and electrical testing across Coulsdon
We serve Coulsdon from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
The report covers the board, the fixed wiring, the earthing and the bonding in the property named. Power goes off in stages. In a flat on Marlpit Lane or at Netherne on the Hill the stair meter cupboard is sorted first, so the shared supply and the flat's own breakers are obvious. Terraces on Chipstead Valley Road often carry circuits added over a long time, and each one is written on its own line.
- Sort the stair cupboard firstA flat on Marlpit Lane or at Netherne on the Hill is not tested while the stair meter cupboard is muddled. The shared supply is identified, then the flat's own breakers, and a neighbour's meter stays shut.
- Write each added circuitOn a terrace on Chipstead Valley Road the circuits that have been added over a long time are listed one by one. They are not folded into a single line that hides which run was tested.
- Leave the newer house as it isA newer home at Cane Hill Park is reported from the board and circuits found there. It is not described as a valley terrace, and a board change is not carried out inside this report.
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WhatsAppWhat happens in a stair cupboard before the flat is tested?
The cupboard is sorted so the shared supply and the flat's own breakers are clear. A neighbour's meter in the same cupboard is not opened, and the test then stays with the flat on the booking.
Are terraces on Chipstead Valley Road written up as one circuit?
No. Circuits that have been added over a long time are entered one by one. A single line would hide which run was actually inspected.
Is a house at Cane Hill Park treated like an older terrace?
No. The report follows the board and the circuits in that newer home. Long added runs from the valley are not pasted onto it.
Will the board be replaced during the report?
No. Around the chalet bungalows a board change is common, and it stays its own visit. This booking ends with the report.
Are kettles and heaters labelled on this visit?
No. Portable appliances are a different list. This report is the fixed wiring, the board, the earthing and the bonding.