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EICR London Pro
EICR London Pro

About EICR London Pro

We test the electrics in London homes, HMOs and business premises, write reports people can actually read, and show the price before anything is booked.

Who we are

EICR London Pro is the electrical inspection service of Baharash Electrical Contractor Ltd, an electrical contractor registered in England and Wales. Our registered office is on Boston Road in Hanwell, west London, and we carry out inspections across all 32 London boroughs and the City of London.

We focus on one job and do it well: the Electrical Installation Condition Report, or EICR. It is the check that private landlords must have at least every five years, that HMO licences often ask for, and that homeowners and buyers use to find out what state the wiring is really in.

What we do

  • EICRs for landlords, HMOs and homeowners — a full inspection and test of the fixed wiring, with a report you can hand straight to your tenants, agent or council.
  • Commercial EICRs for shops, offices and other business premises.
  • Remedial work when a report finds problems, quoted separately and clearly.
  • Consumer unit upgrades, PAT testing, emergency lighting checks and smoke alarms — the jobs that often go hand in hand with an EICR.

How a booking works

  1. Get your price. Tell us about the property and you’ll see the price, including VAT.
  2. Pick a preferred date. Choose a day and a morning or afternoon slot.
  3. We call to confirm. Nothing is booked until we’ve spoken and agreed the details.
  4. We test, you get your report. The report is emailed to you as a PDF, with anything that needs attention explained in plain English.

Company details

EICR London Pro is a trading name of Baharash Electrical Contractor Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company number 15526897. Registered office: Suite 112, First Floor Boundary House, Boston Road, London, W7 2QE.

How we work

Four promises we keep on every job.

The price first

You see the price — with VAT — before you book. Bigger homes are priced by size, and we confirm it before anything is arranged.

Tested properly

Every circuit is inspected and tested to BS 7671, the UK wiring regulations, and recorded in the report.

Plain English

We explain what we found and what each code means. If something needs fixing, you get a clear quote — and no pressure to use us.

Insured

Our work is covered by £5m public liability insurance.

Our work

Real boards from our own jobs.

Photos our engineers took on the job — no addresses, no faces, no paperwork.

Dual-RCD consumer unit with neatly labelled circuits for sockets, lights, cooker and hob above a fused spur
A dual-RCD board with every circuit labelled
Older Hager consumer unit with a single RCD, blanked spare ways and a security-alarm circuit, lid open for inspection
An older board with one RCD — common in London flats
Inside a new consumer unit during installation, with live, neutral and earth conductors dressed to each breaker
A consumer unit upgrade, mid-installation
RCD-protected consumer unit supplying lighting, water heater and electric heating circuits above a heating programmer
Heating and water-heater circuits on an RCD-protected board
Older consumer unit with a single RCD and labelled circuits, recorded during an electrical inspection
An older board — the kind of installation an EICR looks at closely

FAQ

Good to know

What is an EICR?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a formal inspection and test of a property's fixed electrical installation — the consumer unit (fuse board), wiring, sockets, switches, lights and fixed appliances. The electrician checks it against the current wiring regulations (BS 7671) and records whether it is safe for continued use, coding anything that needs attention.
Which areas do you cover?
All 32 London boroughs and the City of London, from Hillingdon in the west to Havering in the east. Enter your postcode when you get your price and we'll confirm straight away whether you're in our area. If you're just outside, call us on 07301 010244 and we'll tell you whether we can help.
How do I get my report?
We email your EICR as a PDF once it has been completed and checked. If anything needs fixing, the report and our quote explain what, why and how urgently. Keep the PDF somewhere safe: landlords must give copies to their tenants and may need to send one to the council.

Book your EICR in a couple of minutes.

See your price, pick a preferred date, and we’ll call to confirm.

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