Electrical Inspection
Electrical Inspection Full Scope services

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Example Code C1
A Code 1 (C1) observation means ‘ Danger present. Risk of injury. Immediate remedial action required.’
A C1 represents an immediate threat to safety and should be rectified or made safe as soon as possible.
An example of a C1 defect would be accessible live conductors due to damage, poorly modified enclosures or removed maintenance panels. Incorrect polarity would also attract a code C1 as it may allow conductive parts, not normally expected to be live, to become live.
C1 is an immediate threat to safety the inspector will inform the duty holder or landlord for the installation immediately, both verbally and in writing, of the risk of injury that exists. Access to the faulty circuit may even be blocked or turned off until the defect is fixed
Example Code C2
A Code 2 (C2) is not as severe as a C1 but is still a potentially dangerous defect. It may not pose an immediate threat but is likely to become a danger in the future. A C2 is ‘Potentially dangerous – urgent remedial action required.’
The phrase “potentially dangerous”, in the C2 code is to point towards a risk of injury from contact with live parts after a sequence of events. A series of events could mean that an individual may gain access to live parts through a day to day task that would not usually be expected
Example Code C3 (most common)
Code 3 ‘Improvement recommended.’
Meaning something has been identified which does not comply with the latest regulations but is not dangerous. For example, the installation may not comply with the current version of the regulations or may have damaged fittings which do not have exposed live parts. A code C3, in itself, should not warrant an overall unsatisfactory report.
You will need to address C1, C2 and FI faults on your report to achieve compliance with electrical safety regulations. However, it’s always good practice and usually well worthwhile considering rectifying all faults on site. Remember you aren’t obliged to use the same electrical contractor to test and to carry out remedial repairs. You do not need to have the whole installation re-tested after the repairs, but you should obtain a certificate for the changed elements.
Example Code F1
An observation code FI ‘ Further investigation required without delay.‘ for example, your electrical testing engineer has observed something carrying out the testing, for instance, circuit protective conductor high measured resistance possible loose connection.
Example Code C1
A Code 1 (C1) observation means ‘ Danger present. Risk of injury. Immediate remedial action required.’
A C1 represents an immediate threat to safety and should be rectified or made safe as soon as possible.
An example of a C1 defect would be accessible live conductors due to damage, poorly modified enclosures or removed maintenance panels. Incorrect polarity would also attract a code C1 as it may allow conductive parts, not normally expected to be live, to become live.
C1 is an immediate threat to safety the inspector will inform the duty holder or landlord for the installation immediately, both verbally and in writing, of the risk of injury that exists. Access to the faulty circuit may even be blocked or turned off until the defect is fixed
Example Code C2
A Code 2 (C2) is not as severe as a C1 but is still a potentially dangerous defect. It may not pose an immediate threat but is likely to become a danger in the future. A C2 is ‘Potentially dangerous – urgent remedial action required.’
The phrase “potentially dangerous”, in the C2 code is to point towards a risk of injury from contact with live parts after a sequence of events. A series of events could mean that an individual may gain access to live parts through a day to day task that would not usually be expected
Example Code C3 (most common)
Code 3 ‘Improvement recommended.’
Meaning something has been identified which does not comply with the latest regulations but is not dangerous. For example, the installation may not comply with the current version of the regulations or may have damaged fittings which do not have exposed live parts. A code C3, in itself, should not warrant an overall unsatisfactory report.
You will need to address C1, C2 and FI faults on your report to achieve compliance with electrical safety regulations. However, it’s always good practice and usually well worthwhile considering rectifying all faults on site. Remember you aren’t obliged to use the same electrical contractor to test and to carry out remedial repairs. You do not need to have the whole installation re-tested after the repairs, but you should obtain a certificate for the changed elements.
Example Code F1
An observation code FI ‘ Further investigation required without delay.‘ for example, your electrical testing engineer has observed something carrying out the testing, for instance, circuit protective conductor high measured resistance possible loose connection.
Our Services
Complete Electrical Services

EICR
Professional Inspection & Certification Service, Same day documentation PDF & Printed if required on site
Eicr inspections
Inspections are for safe continued use on older establishments not to see if you are fully 18th compliant BS7671
repairs if required
All repairs & remedial work completed to Part P compliance & guaranteed for at least 12 months
Third Party Inspection
Professional Inspection & Certification of your own work with building control notification Service, Same day
Installations
All installation work completed to current regulations with all certification and work guarantee for at least 12 months
Payments & Invoicing
We accept all forms of payment you do not have to be available on the day we can do all via your email address
Electrical Repairs
- Power & Lighting
- Fault Tracing
- Heating Control
- Outlets & Switches
- Rewiring
- Surge Protection
EICR Remedial Repairs
- Consumer Units
- Eathing Upgrades
- EICR Code Fails
- Replacement Fittings
- Alterations
- Modifications
Third party Certification
- Certify your Work
- Building Control Notifide
- Same-Day Certification
- No Certification to Small
- Single Circuits & new Builds
Appliance Connections
- Cookers & Hobs
- White Goods
- Lighting & Power
- External Power
- Medical
- Temporary Supplies
Domestic Installations
For all your household needs from home improvements such as extensions, kitchen and bathroom upgrades, LED spotlighting upgrades, installations of smart home wireless central heating controls or something more significant to a rewire or a new build. We also provide testing and inspecting of the property and certifying, this should take place every ten years, and more regularly for rental properties with landlord certification issued.
A flexible approach & professional service
Domestic Installation
Consumer units services or upgrade. Consumer units receive the main electrical supply and distribute it to the individual circuits throughout your home, managing all aspects of electrical safety to its occupants. It is therefore crucial that your Fuse box is checked frequently and replaced or repaired when necessary, to ensure you’re safe. We have been installing and replacing consumer units around East Anglia for many years, improving safety we guarantee all of our work. We also find any issues you’re electrical installation may have and recertify to get back to full working order.


Domestic Commercial & Industrial


Domestic
- Landlords
- Property Owners
- Agents
- Housing Association
- Sheltered Housing
Domestic Leisure
- Holiday Homes
- Mobile Homes
- Caravans
- Motor Home
- Leisure Facility
Public Commercial
- Hotels
- Restaurants
- Bars & Cafe
- Kitchens
- Communal Aria
Special Locations
- Swimming Pools
- Saunas
- Marinas
- Temporary Supplies
- Public Entertainment

EICR
Professional Inspection & Certification Service, Same day documentation PDF & Printed if required on site
Inspections
Inspections are for safe continued use on older establishments not to see if you are fully 18th compliant BS7671
Repairs
All repairs & remedial work completed to Part P compliance & guaranteed for at least 12 months & certification
Installations
All installation work completed to current regulations with all certification and work guarantee full certification
Invoicing & Payments
We accept all forms of payment you do not have to be available on the day we can do all via your email address
TPC Third-Party Certification
Professional Inspection & Certification of your own work with building control notification Service