EICR in Ferndown
EICR certificates reach Ferndown landlords from MX2 Electrical once testing of the fixed installation is finished, for you to keep.
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Understanding the price of an EICR
Inspection rates reflect the time needed to test and document each circuit properly. The price shown covers the complete inspection of accessible wiring, testing instruments, and the compilation of the certificate.
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
- Total circuit numbers dictate how long the inspection takes to complete.
- Single-phase domestic boards take less time than complex three-phase commercial setups.
- Remedial repairs or component replacements are priced separately from the testing.
- Current labour rate: £70 per hour.
- Materials, specialist equipment and larger project work are confirmed separately before they go ahead.
EICR across Ferndown
We serve Ferndown from our base in Poole.
What happens on the day
Every inspection follows a clear sequence from arrival to the delivery of the written report. Power is disconnected section by section so that disruption to your routine is minimised.
- Initial survey and setupWe arrive at your address, check the consumer unit layout and identify the rooms in use. We plan the testing sequence beforehand so essential appliances such as freezers remain off for the shortest possible duration.
- Dead and live circuit testingWe inspect each circuit inside the distribution board and carry out continuity, insulation resistance and earth fault loop impedance checks. Sockets, switches and accessible accessories are inspected directly for physical damage or deterioration.
- Observation recordingAny item falling short of modern safety standards is noted using recognised trade codes. We walk through the notes with you directly so you understand the state of the installation before we pack our equipment.
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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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“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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What does an EICR involve?
An inspection involves visual checks and instrument tests on the fixed wiring, switches, sockets, and consumer units. The process detects overloaded circuits, missing earth connections, and potential shock hazards.
How often should an EICR be completed?
Private rental properties in England require an updated inspection every five years or at every change of tenancy. Domestic homeowners usually book a report every ten years or when buying or selling a property.
Will the power be turned off during the visit?
Yes, sections of the electrical system must be isolated to test cables and components safely. We switch off circuits systematically and restore power before leaving the property.
What do the safety observation codes mean?
Code C1 indicates immediate danger that needs urgent attention. Code C2 signals a potential danger requiring prompt repair. Code C3 points out a recommended improvement to meet modern standards, while FI means further investigation is needed.
Can you carry out remedial repairs if the report is unsatisfactory?
Yes, we can price and complete the necessary remedial repairs. We outline what is needed and provide an itemised quote so you can choose when to schedule the work.
