Landlord EICRs, HMO inspections and remedial work across Greater Manchester and Cheshire

Landlord EICRs and electrical safety certificates across Greater Manchester and Cheshire

Independent electrical inspections for private landlords, HMOs and letting agents. Fixed total prices from £120, HMOs from £210.

  • Fixed total prices
  • Independent reports
  • Based in Sale
  • Monday to Saturday

Independent landlord electrical inspections

Every private landlord in England must have the fixed electrical installation in a rented home inspected and tested at least every five years. We carry out those inspections, known as EICRs or landlord electrical safety certificates, across Greater Manchester and north-east Cheshire.

Inspections are independent. No repair work is quoted or discussed on the day, and the report reflects only the condition of the installation. If anything needs putting right, you get a separate fixed quote once the report is issued, and you’re free to use any contractor.

We’re based in Sale and work Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm, for landlords with one property, portfolio owners, HMO landlords and the letting agents who manage them.

Book a landlord EICR

Landlord EICRs from £120

HMOs from £210

Fixed total price confirmed before we book. Independent reports, with any remedial work quoted separately.

Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm

Fixed total prices

Every price is the total for the inspection and report, confirmed before we book. Remedial work is always quoted separately.

Standard rental homes

PropertyTotal price
Studio or 1 bedroom£120
2 bedroom£130
3 bedroom£150
4 bedroom£170
5 bedroom£195

HMOs

PropertyTotal price
HMO, 3 to 4 letting rooms£210
HMO, 5 to 6 letting rooms£260
HMO, 7 to 8 letting rooms£320
HMO, 9 or more letting roomsQuoted per property

Add-ons

PropertyTotal price
Each additional consumer unit£40
PAT testing add-on, up to 10 items£45
PAT testing add-on, up to 20 items£65

Who we work with

Private landlords

One or two rental homes? Book a fixed-price EICR, get a clear report to pass to your tenants, and know exactly where you stand.

Electrical safety for landlords

HMO landlords

Every letting room and shared area inspected, priced by number of rooms, with paperwork for your licence application or renewal.

HMO electrical inspections

Letting agents and portfolios

Inspections scheduled around tenancies, one renewal cycle for every property, and reports and quotes sent through you.

Working with letting agents

How it works

  1. Tell us about the property

    Send the address, the number of bedrooms or letting rooms, and roughly how many consumer units there are. For a portfolio, a simple list is fine.

  2. Fixed price confirmed

    We confirm a fixed total price for each property and agree a date that suits you, your agent and your tenants.

  3. Access arranged

    You or your agent give tenants notice and arrange access to every room.

  4. Inspection and testing

    We inspect and test the installation to BS 7671, keeping disruption to tenants to a minimum.

  5. Report and next steps

    You receive the report with a plain-English summary of anything that needs attention, and a separate fixed quote for any remedial work.

Why landlords and agents use us

  • Independent reportsNothing is quoted or sold on the day. A pass is a genuine pass.
  • Fixed total pricesConfirmed before we book, with no extras added on the day.
  • Plain-English reportingEvery observation coded and explained, so you know what to do next.
  • Qualified electriciansCity & Guilds qualified, testing to BS 7671.
  • LocalBased in Sale, working across Greater Manchester and north-east Cheshire.
  • Easy to reachCall 0161 400 1855 or mobile 07493 508 439, Monday to Saturday.

Questions landlords ask

See also what happens if a property fails an EICR.

Do landlords legally need an EICR?

Yes. Under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020, privately rented homes must be inspected and tested at least every five years, or sooner if the last report says so.

How much does a landlord EICR cost?

From for a studio or 1 bedroom home, and from for an HMO with 3 to 4 letting rooms. Every price is the total you pay for the inspection and report.

Is an EICR the same as an electrical safety certificate?

Yes. Landlords often call it an electrical safety certificate; the formal name is an Electrical Installation Condition Report.

What happens if my property fails?

The report lists what needs putting right, usually within 28 days. You can ask us for a separate fixed quote or use another contractor, then give written confirmation to your tenants and, if asked, the council.

Do you work with letting agents?

Yes. We schedule inspections around tenants, and send reports and any remedial quotes through the agency with the landlord copied in.

Which areas do you cover?

Manchester City Centre and South Manchester, Trafford, Salford, Stockport, north-east Cheshire and North Manchester.

Call us for a free, no-obligation quote.

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