Landlord Electrical Certificate Cost
£150–£300for a landlord EICR when no further work is needed. Last updated October 2026.
Electrical Safety First puts a landlord EICR at approximately £150 to £300, depending on the size and location of the property, on the basis no further work is needed to ensure the electrical installation of the property is safe for continued use. Every job is priced on survey. Electricians who do landlord electrical certificates
What each option costs
| Type | Typical cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Landlord EICR | £150–£300 | Depending on the size and location of the property, on the basis no further work is needed. |
What affects the price
- Property size and circuit count
- Access and installation condition
- Location and whether remedial work is needed
What’s included
- Inspection and testing of the fixed installation
- The EICR and its observations
Good to know
How long does it take? Time depends on size, circuit count, access, and the extent of testing.
Do I need one? Legal requirements vary by UK nation and tenure; check the current rules for the exact rented property and follow any earlier date on the report.
Before you book, read how to check an electrician is qualified.
How to pay less
- Keep the previous report and circuit schedule
- Provide clear access
- Separate inspection and remedial quotes
