EICR Inspection in Bangor

Book an EICR inspection in Bangor with Current Solutions. We test the wiring in your home or business and give you a clear report on its condition. NICEIC and Sparkssafe registered, with free quotes.

What an EICR Checks

An EICR, or Electrical Installation Condition Report, is a check of the fixed wiring in a property. We test circuits, sockets, switches, the fuse box and the earthing. We look for wear, damage, overloading and anything that doesn't meet current safety standards.

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Understanding Your EICR Codes

Each problem gets a code. C1 means danger is present and needs fixing now. C2 means it could become dangerous. C3 means an improvement is recommended. FI means further investigation is needed. Any C1, C2 or FI makes the report unsatisfactory. We explain every code in plain English.

Who Needs an EICR?

Landlords use regular reports to show a rented home is safe. Buyers often want one before moving in. Homeowners with older wiring benefit too. IET guidance suggests an EICR every 10 years for owner-occupied homes and every 5 years for rented properties.

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About us

Current Solutions has been in business for 20 years, working as an electrician in Bangor and across County Down. Our work covers house rewires, fuse box replacements, EV chargers, solar panels and commercial installations. We are registered with NICEIC and Sparkssafe, we give free quotes on every job, and we aim to respond the same day when you call. Every job is tested and certified when it's finished.

  • NICEIC and Sparkssafe registered electricians

  • 20 years in business

  • Free quotes on every job

  • Same day response across Bangor

  • Emergency electrician service available

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does an EICR take in Bangor?

An EICR on a typical two or three bed house in Bangor takes around three to four hours. Larger homes and commercial buildings take longer. The power needs to be off for parts of the test, so we explain this beforehand and work in a way that keeps disruption low.

What happens if my EICR fails in Bangor?

If your EICR comes back unsatisfactory, the faults coded C1, C2 or FI need to be put right. We list each one clearly and give you a free quote for the repairs in Bangor. Once the work is done, we can issue paperwork to show the faults have been fixed.

Do landlords in Bangor need an EICR?

Most letting agents and insurers in Bangor expect landlords to have a current EICR, and guidance recommends one at least every five years. Rules for private tenancies in Northern Ireland have been changing, so it's worth checking your current duties. We can arrange testing around your tenants.