Bicester's Garden Town status has brought thousands of new homes at Kingsmere, Elmsbrook and Graven Hill, and a good number of them end up as rentals almost as soon as they're built. Add the older lets around the market centre and Bicester now has one of the fastest-growing landlord populations in our patch, all needing the same thing: a satisfactory EICR before a new tenancy and at least every five years after.
We test the fixed wiring methodically and hand you a plain-English report alongside the formal certificate, ready to pass straight to a tenant or agent. If anything comes back unsatisfactory we quote one fixed price to put it right and can certify the remedial work ourselves, keeping you inside the 28 days the law allows.
Garden Town growth covered
New-build rentals at Kingsmere, Elmsbrook and Graven Hill tested alongside the older lets around the town centre.
28-day remedials handled
Anything flagged is quoted as one fixed price and can be certified by us, so your deadline is met without a second contractor.
Portfolio scheduling
Own more than one Bicester let? We can test them on the same visit and keep your renewal dates lined up together.
Your questions, answered
How much does a landlord EICR cost in Bicester?
A landlord EICR typically costs £150 to £300 for a standard home, with the exact price depending on the property's size and number of circuits. We confirm one fixed price before booking, and before any remedial work starts.
How often do I need to renew it?
At least every five years, and again whenever a tenancy changes, whichever comes first. We can flag your renewal date so it never lapses.
Do new-build rentals at Kingsmere or Elmsbrook need testing as often as older homes?
Yes, the same five-year and change-of-tenancy rule applies regardless of age, though new-build wiring is usually quicker to test as it's in better condition to start with.
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