EICR · Pencoed
£200 + VAT £240 inc VAT, fixed
A fixed £200 + VAT (£240 inc VAT) for a standard Pencoed property, homeowner or landlord, no difference. Every circuit tested individually, the findings photographed, and the signed report with you same or next day — which matters in Wales, because the clock to serve it on your contract-holder is only 14 days.
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If you let a property in Pencoed on an occupation contract, the Renting Homes (Wales) Act requires a valid Electrical Installation Condition Report renewed at least every five years. So far that mirrors England, and most landlords know it.
What catches people out is what you must do with the certificate afterwards. A copy has to be served on your contract-holder within 14 days of the inspection, and on any new contract-holder before they move in. Miss that and the dwelling can be treated as unfit for human habitation even though the wiring itself passed. Worse, a landlord without a valid EICR cannot serve a Section 173 no-fault possession notice — so a certificate you forgot to hand over can quietly cost you the ability to end a contract a year later.
That is why turnaround matters as much as price, and why a local inspector helps. The report comes back same or next day, dated, so the 14-day window is never the thing that trips you up. And because the same electrician who inspected it can put right anything he finds, a C1 or C2 does not mean going out to find a second contractor and starting again.
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A fixed £200 + VAT (£240 inc VAT) for a standard residential property, the same for homeowners and landlords. Larger or unusual properties are quoted individually, always in writing and always before the work.
A standard 3-bed takes 2 to 4 hours on site, because every circuit is tested individually rather than sampled. The signed report is back with you same or next day.
Yes. Every home let on an occupation contract in Wales must have a valid EICR renewed at least every five years, and a copy served on the contract-holder within 14 days of the inspection.
A C1 or C2 code means remedial work is needed before the certificate can be marked satisfactory. Aled will price that work there and then, in writing, and you are free to take it elsewhere. Nothing is done without you agreeing the cost first.
Tell Aled what you need and you will get a straight answer, a same-day callback and a written quote within 24 hours. No call centre, no subcontractor.
NAPIT registered · Mon to Sat, 7am to 6pm · Based in Pencoed, Bridgend