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5-yearly Electrical Installation Condition Report — legally required for all UK rentals.
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CP12 annual, EICR 5-year, EPC 10-year, MEES rules, deposit protection schemes. Know the calendar.
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Every let with gas needs an annual Gas Safety Cert. £80–£140. Without it, you face £6k fines and possible prosecution.
Electrical Installation Condition Report — legally required since 2020 for English rentals. £150–£300 per property.
MEES rules require EPC E or above to legally let. Below E, you can't let. Plan upgrades before listing.
England-only: check tenant immigration status before move-in. Penalties up to £20k per illegal tenant if you skip this.
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Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) — mandatory 5-year electrical inspection for English rental properties. NICEIC-registered electrician. Expect to pay £150–£400 for UK EICR.
NICEIC or NAPIT registered electrician. Visual inspection. Tests circuits, RCDs, earth bonding. Identifies C1 (danger), C2 (potential danger), C3 (improvement recommended), FI (further investigation) codes. Issues report. Remedial work required for C1/C2/FI.
| Property Type | EICR Cost (£) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1-bed flat | 120-200 | Smallest |
| 2-bed flat | 150-250 | Standard |
| 3-bed house | 180-300 | Most common |
| 4-bed+ house | 250-400 | Larger |
| HMO EICR | 300-600 | Multiple circuits |
| Remedial work C1/C2 (if found) | 100-2,500 | Plus EICR |
| Combined EICR + PAT testing | 200-450 | Best value |
Electrical Safety Standards Regs 2020 (England). 5-year minimum. New tenant copy within 28 days. C1/C2 must be fixed within 28 days. Fines up to £30,000.
England: yes since 2020. Scotland: yes since 2015. Wales: yes since 2022. NI: no requirement.
5-year minimum. Change of tenant doesn't trigger if current.
C1: danger present (immediate). C2: potential danger (28 days). C3: improvement (not required). FI: further investigation.
Yes — reasonable notice. Tenant must allow inspection.
Plus £100-£2,500 remedial work depending on issues. CU upgrade £600-£1,200.
Same 5-year requirement. More circuits = higher cost.
This guide was written with AI assistance and is intended for general information only. Prices are estimates based on UK averages and may vary by region. Always get at least three quotes and consult a qualified professional before starting any work.
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