Landlord Electrical Certificate Cost
£100–£250
typical UK range
Updated
A residential EICR typically costs £100–£250; published landlord examples start around £100 for a flat and £250 for a house.
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How much does each option cost?
| Type / scope | Typical cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Residential EICRTypical range | £100–£250 | Typical range |
| Landlord flatPublished starting price | £100–£100 | Published starting price |
| Landlord housePublished starting price | £250–£250 | Published starting price |
What would yours cost?
Those are the usual ranges. Tell us what's wrong and we'll tell you the price for your home.
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What affects the price?
- Property size and circuit count
- Access and installation condition
- Location and whether remedial work is needed
What's included in the price?
- Inspection and testing of the fixed installation
- The EICR and its observations
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.
How do you avoid overpaying?
- Keep the previous report and circuit schedule
- Provide clear access
- Separate inspection and remedial quotes
Frequently asked questions
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Sources & References
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