Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) fall under stricter regulations than standard rental properties—especially when it comes to safety. If you own or manage an HMO,… Read More »Are HMO Properties Treated Differently for EICR?
If your EICR report has come back as “unsatisfactory,” don’t panic. It doesn’t mean your property is unsafe to live in—but it does mean that… Read More »Failed Your EICR? Here’s What Happens Next
When you receive your Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), the most important part to check is the list of observations — often labelled C1, C2,… Read More »What Do C1, C2, and FI Mean on Your EICR?
As a landlord, you’re legally responsible for arranging an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) every 5 years. But what happens when your property is tenanted?… Read More »EICR and Tenants: What Landlords Need to Know About Access
If you’ve booked an EICR inspection, a little preparation goes a long way. Not only can it speed up the visit, but it also helps… Read More »EICR Ready? Checklist for Landlords Before the Visit
Need an EICR in Manchester? Whether you’re a landlord, letting agent, or homeowner, we make the process simple. At CIR Electrical, we offer a flat-rate… Read More »How to Book Your EICR with CIR Electrical
If you’re preparing for your next Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), you might be wondering what the inspection actually involves. How long does it take?… Read More »What to Expect During Your EICR Inspection
Yes—your local council can absolutely request a copy of your Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR). And under UK law, landlords must provide it within a… Read More »Can Your Council Demand Your EICR? What Landlords Need to Know
As a landlord, failing to obtain a valid Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) isn’t just risky—it’s illegal. The consequences can include fines, invalid insurance, and… Read More »What Happens If You Don’t Have a Valid EICR?
If you’re a landlord and had your first EICR inspection done in 2020, your 5-year renewal is likely due in 2025. With thousands of properties… Read More »Is Your 5-Year EICR Due in 2025? Here’s What Landlords Must Do
