Understand the report and what comes next
Codes explained plainly
We connect technical observations to real priorities, so the next step is easier to judge.
Better maintenance planning
An EICR helps shape repair and improvement work before faults start forcing the issue.
Support after the report
Corrective work can follow the findings, rather than leaving you to chase a second contractor.
A condition report that means something
A commercial EICR records the condition and safety of a fixed electrical installation at the time it is inspected. That matters when you are responsible for premises that people use every day, because guesswork is no help when decisions need making. With Paul Willis Electrical Ltd, an EICR includes inspection, circuit testing, assessment of protective measures and a report containing observations with classification codes. We keep the explanation practical, so you are not left staring at a page of codes and wondering if the building needs a full panic or just a proper plan.
Useful for decisions, not just filing cabinets
An EICR is different from a completion certificate for newly installed or altered work. It is a condition report on what is already there. Choosing Paul Willis Electrical Ltd helps duty holders and property managers link coded observations to sensible priorities, so urgent issues are dealt with first and lower-risk improvements can be planned in order. That turns the report into a working document for maintenance and corrective work, rather than paperwork that sits untouched until the next problem arrives.
Frequently asked questions
What does a commercial EICR actually check?
It checks the condition and safety of the fixed electrical installation at the time of inspection. That includes inspection of accessible parts, circuit testing and assessment of protective measures, with findings recorded in the report.
Is an EICR the same as a completion certificate?
No. A completion certificate relates to new electrical work or alterations that have just been carried out. An EICR looks at the condition of an existing fixed installation and reports on what it finds at that time.
What happens if the report contains coded issues?
The codes help show how serious each observation is. We explain which points need urgent action and which can be planned, so you can move from the report to practical corrective work without needless confusion.