Offices, units, factories and retail. Scheduled around your opening hours.
⭐ Testing a retail unit or an office means either closing it or working outside its hours. We programme it so you are not choosing between compliance and a day of trading.
An EICR that comes back with a list of codes and no explanation is a bill waiting to happen. You get told which items are genuinely C1 and C2 and have to be done, and which are improvement recommendations you can plan for.
Every commercial job is scoped before it is priced.
⭐ A fit-out, a rolling test schedule and a one-off EICR are three different jobs, so a single number on a web page would be wrong for all three. Tell us the premises and the work and you get a real price for the scope.
A new unit or a refurbishment, programmed around the rest of the fit-out.
We work from the fit-out drawings and agree when we are on site alongside the other trades.
Containment, distribution and cabling in before the walls and ceilings close.
Lighting, power and emergency lighting fitted and connected.
Tested and certified, with the paperwork ready for handover and opening.
So you know what has to be paid for, and what can wait. More on EICRs, codes and certificates →
Immediate risk. Made safe straight away.
Must be put right for the installation to be satisfactory.
Not a failure. Something to plan for when convenient.
Something we could not fully assess on the day, and need to look at further.
It depends on the use. IET Guidance Note 3 recommends intervals by building type, typically five years for shops and offices and shorter for industrial premises. We will tell you which applies to yours.
In most cases, yes. We programme the work around your opening hours, early, late or across several visits.
Yes. We take on the electrical package on fit-outs and refurbishments for contractors and developers.