EICR inspection and testing

What this type of project can involve

• Installation history and access discussion
• Inspection and appropriate circuit testing
• Clear recording of observations
• Report findings and remedial options explained

How the scope is confirmed

The extent and duration of an EICR depend on the installation, number of circuits, access and any limitations agreed before testing. An inspection report records observations; it is not a guarantee that no future fault can occur.

How Fixaki handles an enquiry

1. Initial information: send the complete service postcode, a clear description and any safely available model, fault-code or installation information.
2. Suitability and booking: Fixaki checks coverage, the requested work and current availability before confirming an appointment.
3. Inspection and explanation: the technician checks the agreed work, explains the findings in plain language and confirms any additional scope or price before proceeding.
4. Completion records: an invoice is supplied for completed work, together with applicable electrical certification or job records where the work requires them.

Useful evidence for your own job

Keep the job-specific quotation or booking confirmation, invoice and any applicable certificate supplied for the completed work. Photographs of customer properties are only suitable for publication when the customer has given permission, so Fixaki does not invent addresses, outcomes or customer endorsements for these guides.

Questions to ask before booking

• Is my complete postcode covered for this work?
• What information or photographs would help before attendance?
• What part of the work and pricing can be confirmed in advance?
• Will the completed work require a certificate or other job record?