EICR in Christchurch
EICR testing on Christchurch business premises comes from MX2 Electrical, with the written findings explained before we pack up.
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Transparent pricing for electrical inspections
Inspection prices reflect the time required to test and document each electrical circuit thoroughly across the building.
From £110
Included in the inspection
- Visual check of the consumer unit, cabling, sockets, lights, showers and other fixed accessories
- Dead and live tests on the circuits that can be reached on the day
- Earth bonding and earthing checks where the metalwork is accessible
- A written EICR with C1, C2, C3 and FI observations
- A short talk through the findings before we leave
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- Pricing covers full visual checks, dead and live testing, and the production of the official written condition report.
- Total cost depends on the number of circuits present in your consumer unit and whether additional sub-boards require testing.
- Remedial work to fix faults is never bundled into the inspection and is always quoted separately.
- Current labour rate: £70 per hour.
- Materials, specialist equipment and larger project work are confirmed separately before they go ahead.
EICR across Christchurch
We serve Christchurch from our base in Poole.
What happens on the day
Inspections involve methodical visual checks and electrical instrument testing on every accessible circuit. We plan the power isolation carefully to reduce inconvenience while work progresses.
- Initial property surveyOn arrival, we inspect the main incoming supply, meter equipment, earthing conductors, and the main consumer unit. We run through which circuits need isolating first so essential domestic or office devices can be managed.
- Instrument testing and circuit checksWe run dead and live instrument tests to measure insulation resistance, continuity of protective conductors, and earth fault loop impedance. Sockets, lighting points, switches, and fixed appliances like electric showers are inspected.
- Condition report generationObservations receive classification codes on site based on national standards. We explain the findings directly, outline any urgent C1 or C2 defects, and supply the completed digital paperwork for your property files.
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Why choose MX2 Electrical
You see the price before you call
Starting prices for the common jobs are published on this site, not held back until someone visits.
Registered work, certificated properly
MX2 Electrical is NAPIT registered, and notifiable work is notified through that registration.
The fault gets found before the repair gets priced
Testing establishes what is actually wrong rather than replacing parts in sequence.
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- Trading since
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“With over 20 years in the trade behind us, we are a fully qualified, NAPIT registered team covering Poole and the Dorset area, domestic and commercial. We turn up when we say we will, explain what needs doing before we do it, and leave the place as we found it.”
Mohsen Nazari, MX2 Electrical
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WhatsAppWhat is an EICR?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report is a formal document produced following a detailed assessment of the fixed wiring in a building. It checks that cables, switches, sockets, and distribution equipment meet safety standards and reveals any wear, damage, or overheating.
Are landlords legally required to obtain an EICR?
Yes. Private landlords in England must ensure electrical installations in rental properties are inspected and tested by a qualified person at intervals of no more than five years. A copy of the satisfactory report must be supplied to tenants and local authorities on request.
What do the observation codes mean?
The report categorises issues into standard classifications. C1 indicates immediate danger that needs urgent attention. C2 denotes potential danger requiring prompt remediation. C3 marks recommendations to improve safety. FI highlights components that require further investigation.
Will the electrical power need to be switched off during testing?
Yes. Dead testing requires individual circuits to be safely isolated at the consumer unit. We work systematically through the board, switching off one section at a time to reduce disruption to refrigeration and home working, and restore power before leaving.
What happens if my electrical report is unsatisfactory?
An unsatisfactory outcome happens if any C1, C2, or FI codes are present. We discuss these issues with you on site and supply an itemised quotation for the required repairs so you can decide how and when to schedule the remedial work.