Agreed scope
The premises, purpose, extent and known limitations are discussed before inspection.
Electrical Installation Condition Reports for domestic, rental, commercial and light-industrial premises in Bathgate, carried out with clear observations and practical explanation of the results.
An EICR is an inspection and testing process, not a promise that every part of an installation will be dismantled or that every observation requires the same response. The report records the evidence available within the agreed extent and limitations.
The premises, purpose, extent and known limitations are discussed before inspection.
Circuits and protective measures are inspected and tested, then observations are recorded clearly.
Where work is recommended, the urgency and practical remedial options can be explained without bundling them into the report automatically.
The exact scope depends on the installation, access, test results and the outcome you need. Useful photographs and existing documents make the first discussion more productive.
The Bathgate address, property type, reason for the report, consumer-unit photographs and any previous report are useful.
No. The report records condition and observations. Remedial work is a separate scope unless explicitly agreed.
Testing normally requires planned isolation of circuits. Occupancy, equipment and suitable timing should be discussed beforehand.
Send the location, a short description and any useful details about the affected circuit, consumer unit, equipment or existing report.
Urgent and out-of-hours fault work may be available by arrangement. The form is not a guaranteed 24-hour emergency service.