Commercial EICR
(Fixed Wire Testing)
Across the UK & Ireland
Our 2391 qualified electricians inspect and test your installation, agreeing scope, access and shutdown needs with you in advance.
Pricing: Cost reflects your testing environment, number of distribution boards and circuits, access and location. Request a quote.
Planned appointments arranged around your operations
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Testing carried out by 18th Edition and 2391 qualified electricians, with every report reviewed by a Quality Supervisor before issue.
EICR (Fixed Wire Testing)
with Hawkesworth
- Dedicated Account Manager
- Enhanced DBS-checked engineers
- Calibrated equipment on every visit
- Pass / fail clearly labelled
Hawkesworth provides nationwide commercial EICR, also known as fixed wire testing, for commercial, public-sector and multi-site organisations across the UK and Ireland. Every inspection is carried out by 18th Edition and 2391 qualified electricians in accordance with BS 7671, testing the safety and condition of your fixed electrical installation.
Our 18th Edition and 2391 qualified electricians carry out a full inspection and test of your electrical installation in accordance with BS 7671. This includes a full visual inspection, checking continuity, insulation resistance, polarity, earth fault loop impedance, RCD operation and prospective fault current, along with dismantling a sample of accessories to inspect internal wiring and terminations. Any observations are coded C1, C2, C3 or FI, so you know exactly what needs attention and how urgently.
If we find a C1 observation representing immediate danger, we’ll rectify or isolate it before leaving site. Every EICR goes through Quality Supervisor technical review before it’s issued, giving you an extra layer of quality assurance. You’ll receive your NICEIC-format EICR electronically, typically within 10 working days of completion, along with clear coding and recommendations to support your next steps. Whether you manage a single site or a national estate, we’ll work with you to minimise disruption and keep your electrical installation compliant.
Three steps to a compliant site
Prepare
We review any available installation documentation and previous EICRs, identify known site hazards, and agree access, shutdown needs and testing times with you before work begins.
Inspect and test
Our 18th Edition and 2391 qualified electricians carry out a full visual inspection and test your circuits using calibrated equipment, in accordance with BS 7671.
Report
Findings are coded C1, C2, C3 or FI and reviewed by a Quality Supervisor before your NICEIC-format EICR is issued electronically, typically within 10 working days.
Why Hawkesworth?
More than a tick-box visit
Minimal disruption
We coordinate shutdowns and circuit isolations around your agreed access schedule, helping keep your operations running while testing takes place.
Immediate action on danger
Any C1 observation representing immediate danger is rectified or isolated before we leave site, so serious risks are addressed straight away.
Quality Supervisor review on every EICR
Each report is technically reviewed before issue, giving you an added layer of assurance that findings and coding are accurate.
Remedial works from one provider
Where issues are identified, we can quote and complete remedial works, so you're not managing multiple contractors to close out your report.
Rated 4.9 by 200+ reviews
We use Hawkesworth every year. They are always on time, pleasant and efficient. Would recommend this company.
Excellent service - we have switched all of our servicing and appliance testing as we are very happy with the service.
Engineers were efficient, attended early to cause less disruption to our working environment and competitive pricing.
Very efficient service from planning to the actual day. Not intrusive at all. Thank you.
FAQs
Questions, answered
What is an EICR / fixed wire test?
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a formal inspection and test of your fixed electrical installation, checking it against the current wiring regulations, BS 7671. It identifies any damage, deterioration or non-compliance that could present a safety risk.
How often does an EICR need to be completed?
Will testing require a shutdown?
What do C1, C2, C3 and FI observations mean?
Keep your workplace
safe and compliant
Tell us about your sites and installation and we’ll build a commercial EICR programme that fits your operation.