EICR and electrical testing in Purley
An EICR in Purley tests every circuit on every board in the house. On the Webb Estate the supply is often split, so one tidy cupboard is not the whole installation.
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What a Purley inspection covers
Every circuit on every board in the named house, and the written report, is what this price buys. A further board on the Webb Estate is opened with the first when it feeds that house. The shop under a parade flat is a different booking.
From £150
EICR: from £150
Commercial EICR: from £150
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
- Plug in items are a separate list and are not part of this report.
- A new board for a leafy road house is booked after the report.
- A Laing house in Riddlesdown is not priced here as a rewire.
EICR and electrical testing across Purley
We serve Purley from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
Arts and Crafts and Neo Georgian houses on the Webb Estate often split the supply over more than one board. We open each board, test the circuits that leave it, and write them against that board. A 1920s or 1930s house on the leafy roads may be old enough for a new board, and the report says so without booking the change. Flats above the Brighton Road and Foxley Lane parades are inspected as the flat once the supply is labelled apart from the shop.
- Open both boardsOn the Webb Estate a board in a second cupboard still belongs to the same house. Circuits are tested from the board they actually leave. One open door is not the inspection.
- Keep the parade flat as one homeA flat above the Brighton Road parades is written as that flat. Once the shop supply is labelled apart, it stays out of the flat's report. Foxley Lane is treated the same way.
- Say when a board is ageingHouses on the leafy roads from the 1920s and 1930s may be ready for a replacement board. The report records that. The change itself is a later booking.
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WhatsAppWhy are two boards opened on the Webb Estate?
Because the supply there is often split. Each board feeds its own circuits, and a report that opens only one of them has not seen the house.
Will you change a leafy road board on the day?
No. The inspection can say a 1920s or 1930s board is ready to be replaced. Fitting the replacement is arranged afterwards, from that note.
Does a flat above the Brighton Road parades include the shop?
No. The flat is the dwelling on the booking. The shop supply is labelled so it is not mixed into the flat's results.
Is a Riddlesdown Laing house condemned from the report?
No. Those 1930s houses are tested as they are. Wanting more outlets later is not the same as failing the inspection.
What do you hand over at the end?
A written report of the circuits tested, against the boards they leave. Observations sit with the circuit they came from, including a second board on the Webb Estate.