Electrical Installation Condition Reports · Oxfordshire

Henley-on-Thames EICR

If you're looking for a EICR in Henley-on-Thames, the honest starting point is understanding the property in front of us before promising a price.

Homes in Henley-on-Thames vary a lot. Riverside period houses, Georgian and Victorian townhouses in the centre, and larger detached homes towards the surrounding villages. Because of that, we don't quote sight-unseen for anything beyond the smallest jobs. A short call and a booked visit lets us give you a written price that reflects your actual installation, not a guess based on a generic Oxfordshire average.

BS 7671 Independent report Landlord-ready

Based at 14 Kelly Road, High Wycombe HP11 1BW. Domestic only.

Common EICR jobs we see in Henley-on-Thames

  • an insurer asking for a current EICR after a claim

  • an executor preparing a probate property for sale

  • a home owner acting on a mortgage-lender request

  • a landlord meeting the five-year periodic requirement

Nearby areas we also cover

Beyond Henley-on-Thames itself, we regularly attend addresses in these surrounding areas — distances are approximate.

  • Marlow~8 mi
  • Wargrave~3 mi
  • Nettlebed~4 mi
  • Watlington~8 mi

What we look at during the inspection

  1. 1

    Book a slot

    Most EICRs take 3–4 hours for a typical family home. We'll agree a start time that lets us finish in one visit.

  2. 2

    Inspect and test

    We open the consumer unit, sample accessories on each circuit, and record insulation, continuity and RCD readings.

  3. 3

    Report

    You receive a signed EICR by email with a schedule of test results and any C1, C2 or FI observations explained in plain English.

Questions we get asked most

Will the power be off?
Circuits are isolated one at a time as we test. Total power-off is usually only a few short windows.
How long does an EICR take?
3–4 hours for a typical 3-bedroom house. Larger properties and older installations take longer because of the sampling and note-taking.
How often should a home have one?
Owner-occupied homes: at least every 10 years or on change of occupancy. Rented homes: every 5 years.
Is an EICR the same as a PAT test?
No — an EICR covers the fixed installation. PAT covers plug-in appliances and isn't part of an EICR.

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