EICR & PORTABLE APPLIANCE TESTING
EICR and PAT testing in Greater Manchester.
Electrical safety checks for landlords and homeowners. Choose an EICR for the fixed electrical installation, PAT testing for portable appliances, or arrange both services together.
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WHAT IS AN EICR?
A detailed health check for your fixed electrical installation.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report goes beyond a visual inspection. A suitably qualified electrical professional examines accessible parts of the installation and uses specialist equipment to test its safety and condition.
The report records damage, deterioration, defects and observations against the current wiring standard. It then confirms whether the installation is satisfactory or whether further action is required.
CLEAR, SIZE-BASED PRICING
Choose your property size.
All prices include VAT, the inspection and testing, and your completed digital EICR.
6+ bedrooms
Larger or complex propertyTailored quote
We will confirm the scope and price before booking.
Ask Casa for a quotePrices apply to standard domestic properties with one consumer unit and a typical installation. Additional consumer units, unusually high circuit counts, HMOs, outbuildings, solar, battery, EV or other specialist systems may require a tailored quotation. Remedial work is not included.
ONLINE BOOKING
Choose, book and pay in one place.
Select the service, enter the property details and request a suitable appointment. Your information is saved before Stripe opens.
- Existing EICR and member prices retained
- PAT testing from £95 including VAT
- Immediate payment-receipt email
- Separate appointment confirmation from Casa
WHAT WE CHECK
From the fuse box to the fixed wiring.
The precise extent of inspection and testing is agreed before work begins and recorded on the report.
Consumer unit
Condition, labelling and protective devices
Fixed wiring
Accessible circuits, cables, sockets and switches
Earthing & bonding
Measures intended to protect against electric shock
RCD protection
Operation and disconnection performance
Fixed equipment
Accessible lighting and fixed electrical equipment
Electrical testing
Continuity, insulation, polarity and fault-loop tests
WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE APPOINTMENT?
Confirm the scope
We confirm the property size, number of circuits, access requirements and any known electrical concerns.
Inspect and test
The electrician visually inspects accessible equipment and carries out the defined electrical tests. Power will need to be switched off for parts of the appointment.
Receive your report
You receive the completed EICR, its overall outcome and a clear explanation of any observations recorded.
Choose the next step
If work is recommended, Casa can provide or coordinate a separate quotation. No remedial work begins without approval. If rewiring is recommended, explore Casa Rewires and full house rewire estimates.
UNDERSTANDING THE REPORT
Clear classifications, clearly explained.
Your electrician will explain what each recorded observation means, how urgent it is and what should happen next.
Danger present
Immediate action is required.
Potentially dangerous
Urgent remedial work is required.
Improvement recommended
Not immediately dangerous, but improvement is advised.
Further investigation
Additional investigation is needed to determine the issue.
YOUR EICR INCLUDES
Inspection, testing and a formal report.
- Work by a suitably qualified electrical professional
- Visual inspection of accessible fixed electrics
- Defined circuit testing with specialist equipment
- Written EICR with findings and classification codes
- Explanation of recommended next steps
QUOTED SEPARATELY
Repairs and additional work.
- Remedial work identified by the report
- Consumer-unit upgrades or rewiring
- PAT testing unless selected when booking
- Opening walls, floors or ceilings
- Further specialist investigation
For homeowners
Homeowners are commonly advised to consider periodic inspection at least every ten years, or sooner where the previous report recommends it, the installation's condition is uncertain or warning signs appear.
For landlords
Landlords must follow the electrical-safety requirements applying to their property and tenancy. In England, rented-home installations generally require inspection and testing at least every five years, or sooner if specified by the report. Casa can also PAT test portable appliances supplied for use at the property and provide a digital record.
Read the official guidanceBOOK WITH CASA
Arrange your electrical safety testing.
Tell us whether you need an EICR, PAT testing or both. Casa will confirm the property details, appliance count, access and final price before booking.