Commercial Testing & Inspection
If you run a business or let commercial premises, keeping the electrics inspected isn't optional: the Electricity at Work Regulations put the duty on you, and most insurers now ask for an in-date EICR before they'll pay out. Fixed-wire testing (a commercial EICR) checks every circuit in the building, from the main board to the furthest socket, and gives you the certificate that proves the installation is safe.
We test warehouses, industrial units, offices, shops and rented commercial premises across Buckingham, Milton Keynes and Bicester, working circuit by circuit, out of hours if needed, so your business isn't stopped. You get the formal report plus a plain-English summary, and if anything needs putting right, a fixed price to fix it and certify the remedial work.
What's included
Commercial EICRs
Fixed-wire testing of the full installation, every circuit inspected and tested against the current wiring regulations.
Tested around your business
Circuit-by-circuit working, evenings and weekends where needed, so testing never stops you trading.
Compliance paperwork sorted
The certificate and report your insurer, landlord or health-and-safety audit will ask for, with copies for your records.
Fixed-price remedials
Anything the report flags gets a plain-English explanation and an honest fixed price to put right. Never invented work.
Testing & inspection questions, answered
How much does a commercial EICR cost?
For small commercial premises around Buckingham and Milton Keynes, fixed-wire testing typically costs £150 to £300. Larger sites are priced by the number of circuits, so you get one clear fixed price for your building before we book you in.
How often does a commercial property need testing?
Every five years is the standard for offices and shops, with shorter intervals for industrial premises and anywhere with a harsher environment. We'll tell you the right interval for your building and put the next test date on the certificate.
Will testing shut the business down?
No. We test circuit by circuit and plan the sequence with you, so only a small part of the building is off at any time. Evenings and weekends are no problem for areas that can't lose power in the day.
What happens if the report is unsatisfactory?
It means one or more items need attention, and it's common in older premises. You get a plain-English explanation of what was found and a fixed price to put it right, with the paperwork updated once it's done.
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