Our Services
Electrical Compliance Services

Our Accreditations
Certified & Accredited



About This Service
Reliable Electrical Compliance Services for Tenanted Homes
Our three-step process means every compliance job is predictable and fully auditable. We begin with a full site survey and EICR testing, follow with a prioritised remedial plan and transparent quote, then complete certified remedial works and issue all required paperwork. NAPIT-accredited reports, consumer unit upgrades and certification to satisfy landlords, property managers and insurers across Crawley and the South East.
Why Choose us for Electrical Compliance Services?
Certified, auditable reports
All inspections and certificates are NAPIT-accredited and supplied with clear documentation you can rely on for legal and insurance compliance.
Local, experienced electricians
Family-run in Crawley with 15+ years' practical experience across domestic and commercial properties — we understand South East building types and tenancy requirements.
End-to-end compliance delivery
From testing to remedial works and final sign-off, we manage the full process so landlords and property managers have a single accountable contractor.
How It Works
1. Site survey & EICR testing
A NAPIT-accredited electrician carries out a full visual inspection and EICR to log defects, assign C1/C2/C3 observations and produce a clear findings report.
2. Prioritised remedial plan
We convert test results into a phased remedial plan with recommended actions — consumer unit upgrades, RCD modifications or targeted repairs — and provide a fixed quote.
3. Remedials, certification & handover
We complete works to industry standards, issue EICR certificates and remedial completion documentation, and keep records suitable for landlords, insurers and local authorities.
Frequently Asked Questions
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a formal assessment of an electrical installation’s safety. Landlords, letting agents and businesses commonly require EICRs to meet legal and insurance obligations — especially for tenanted properties and communal areas.
