Testing and certification for contractors and developers
Testing and certification for new-build, refurbishment and change-of-use projects, plus condition reports before you start.
Sound familiar?
- Certification needed for building control and handover
- Unknown condition of existing installations
- Programme deadlines
How we help
- Pre-works condition reports
- Know what you're inheriting before you price the job.
- Certification at handover
- EICs and minor works certificates for work we install and test.
- Programme-friendly
- Visits booked to fit your build programme.
Your obligations, clearly labelled
What's legally required, what's recommended, and what comes from a lease, licence or insurer. A summary only — check current guidance for your circumstances.
- Legal requirement
Notifiable work in dwellings (England)
New circuits, consumer unit replacements and work near baths and showers must be notified under Part P. Building control is notified within 30 days of completion.
- Technical standard
Current wiring regulations
New work is designed and certified to BS 7671:2018+A4:2026. The previous version was withdrawn on 15 October 2026.
- Technical standard
Certificates for handover
An Electrical Installation Certificate for new installations and circuits, issued by those who designed, installed and tested the work.
Services for you
Guides for you
- EICR, EIC or Minor Works Certificate: which one do you need?
Three documents that are often confused, what each is for, and which one proves remedial work is done.
- BS 7671 Amendment 4 (2026): what it means for your EICR
The new edition of the wiring regulations, the 15 October 2026 changeover, and the changes customers will notice.