
EICR electrical safety inspection in St Johns from a NAPIT registered electrician based in the village. We test every circuit in your St Johns property and explain the report in plain English.

Clear access to the fuse board, and make sure we can reach sockets and switches in every room, including behind heavy furniture where possible. Let us know about any outbuildings, garden supplies or loft lighting, so they're included in the inspection.
Each circuit is switched off while it's tested, so the power goes on and off through the visit. Save your work and shut down computers, keep the freezer door closed, and reset any clocks or timers afterwards. Most people find it a minor inconvenience.
The report states when the next inspection is recommended, based on the condition of your installation and how the property is used. For a well-kept home in St Johns, that's often up to 10 years, but it can be sooner if the wiring is older.
Our base is in St Johns, so booking a time that suits you is straightforward. Tell us how many bedrooms the property has and roughly how old the wiring is, and we'll confirm how long the visit should take.
We inspect and test the installation, then talk you through what we found before we leave. The written report follows, and if any work is needed, we include a clear quote so you can decide what to do next.
Call or send us a message with what's wrong or what you'd like done. We aim to respond the same day.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job, explain what's needed and give you a free, no-obligation quote.
We carry out the work, test it and hand you the right certificate, leaving everything safe and tidy.
Clear space around the fuse board, make sure we can get into every room, loft and outbuilding, and move furniture that blocks sockets where you can. Let us know about any electrical work you've had done, so it can be checked as part of the inspection.
Yes, for short periods. Each circuit is switched off while it's tested, then switched back on. We let you know before each one goes off. Save your work, shut down computers and keep the fridge and freezer closed until we've finished.
There's no fixed expiry, but the report recommends a date for the next inspection based on what was found. For owner-occupied homes in good condition, that's usually up to 10 years. Older or heavily used installations are often given a shorter interval.
Yes. Before we leave, we go through the main findings with you, explain any codes in plain English and say what needs doing first and what can wait. The written report follows by email, and we're happy to answer any questions about it afterwards.
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Tell us the size of your St Johns property and when you're free, and we'll book your inspection.