If you're unsure when your last inspection was carried out, or whether your building is compliant, getting clarity is the first step. An EICR gives you: A clear view of your electrical safety Evidence of compliance A plan to address any issues before they
For Commercial Buildings (Offices, Retail, Industrial) You are legally required to ensure your electrical systems are safe. This falls under: The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 The Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 An EICR is the recognised way of demonstrating compliance. In
The 5-year period refers to how often the inspection is typically carried out — not the inspection itself. Based on guidance from BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations) Common for many commercial environments May vary depending on building type, usage, and risk Typical guidance: Commercial
You may have heard the term “5-year fixed wiring inspection” — this is often used interchangeably with an EICR, but there’s a small difference: EICR = the actual inspection and the formal report Fixed wiring inspection = a more traditional or informal way of
An EICR is designed to identify: Deterioration or damage to wiring and components Faults or defects that could lead to electric shock or fire Overloaded or poorly designed circuits Non-compliance with current regulations (BS 7671) At the end of the inspection, you receive a
Availability depends on the property type, location and current workload. Same-week appointments may be available in Nottingham and surrounding areas.
Yes. QPES carries out commercial EICR inspections for offices, shops, business units, managed buildings and other commercial premises.
Yes. If remedial works are required, QPES can advise on the findings and complete the necessary repair work where appropriate.
Yes. QPES provides EICR inspections for landlords and letting agents across Nottingham and nearby areas.
EICRs are commonly required by landlords, letting agents, commercial property owners, facilities managers and businesses that need to manage electrical safety and compliance.

