EICR and electrical testing in Tadworth

TMB Electrics undertakes EICR and electrical testing throughout Tadworth for rented, owned and commercial properties, ending with a report that grades every observation.

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EICR pricing in Tadworth

The confirmed price includes the visit, the testing work and the finished report. What moves it is how large the installation is and the hours the testing needs.

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

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  • American Express
  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay
  • Pay by bank
  • Bank transfer
  • Pricing is confirmed in writing ahead of the visit.
  • Work thrown up by the findings is priced separately; nothing is bundled into the inspection.
  • Time on site drives the figure, so a commercial unit lands differently from a house.

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EICR and electrical testing across Tadworth

We serve Tadworth from our base in Banstead.

The AvenueShelvers WayMerland RisePreston LaneDorking RoadWalton on the HillWalton StreetTadworth station

What happens on the day

Two to four hours inside a Tadworth house covers the inspection; bigger properties and commercial units run longer. The supply is interrupted circuit by circuit.

  • Start at the boardFirst stop is the consumer unit and the meter, then a sample of outlets, switches and light fittings is worked through in every room.
  • Off one at a timeEach circuit drops individually for the dead tests and comes back before the next one is taken down, keeping the rest of the property live.
  • Back on for readingsLive checks then measure how fast protective devices react, including RCD trip testing and earth loop impedance readings.
  • Leave with the answersThe findings are explained in person before the visit closes, and the written report comes with the codes set against each observation.

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Why choose TMB Electrics

Photo of Trevor BushTrevor BushElectrician
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5.0
Trading since
2012
“I keep things straightforward: you deal with me from the first quote to the final check, with clear advice and no surprises along the way.”

Trevor Bush, TMB Electrics

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Photos of our work

Consumer unit with bell transformer on a plastered wall
Ageing consumer unit with handwritten circuit labels
Kitchen downlights and under-cabinet lighting switched on
Linear pendant lit above a kitchen island during refurbishment
Smart fridge freezer powered up during a kitchen refurbishment
Cooker control switch and sockets fitted above a worktop

EICR questions in plain terms

Still have a question?

What is the difference between satisfactory and unsatisfactory?

The codes decide. A report with only C3 recommendations, or no findings at all, is satisfactory. Any C1, C2 or FI observation makes it unsatisfactory until that item is put right.

How long does the inspector spend at the property?

Two to four hours inside a house. Bigger properties and commercial units need longer because there are more circuits and more outlets to work through.

Are faults repaired during the inspection?

Not as part of it. Repairs are priced separately once the report is done, though anything dangerous is made safe there and then where practical.

Who is responsible for an EICR on business premises?

The duty rests with the person in charge of the premises, who keeps the report as the documented record of its condition.

What happens to each circuit during the visit?

It is powered down one at a time for the dead tests, then brought back on for the live ones. That sequencing means the property is never without power everywhere at once.

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