Commercial electrical inspection
Commercial Electrical Certificate
Book an EICR or fixed wiring inspection for business premises.
Send the postcode, access hours and deadline. We will confirm scope, access and quote details before attendance.
Request a commercial electrical quote
Use the form for EICR, fixed wiring inspection, commercial electrical certificate and remedial work enquiries. Add site size, access hours and any deadline.
What this service is for
This page is for commercial electrical certificate and EICR enquiries. It is suited to offices, shops, restaurants, cafes, warehouses, workshops, managed units and commercial landlords who need the fixed electrical installation inspected and reported on.
Details that speed up your quote
- Premises type and full postcode
- Approximate size, floors or unit layout
- Number of distribution boards if known
- Opening hours, access restrictions and parking
- Deadline from landlord, insurer, sale, lease or facilities team
- Photos of boards or previous report where available
Commercial EICR process
A commercial electrical inspection is easier to price and plan when the site details are clear. We confirm access and scope first so the electrician can attend with the right information.
Send site details
Share the premises type, postcode, access hours and any report deadline.
Confirm scope
We check whether you need an EICR, remedial work, minor works certification or another electrical service.
Inspection and testing
The electrician inspects and tests the agreed fixed electrical installation where access allows.
Report and next steps
You receive the report or certificate, plus clear remedial advice if observations need action.
Who we help
- Commercial landlords and managing agents
- Offices, shops and retail units
- Restaurants, cafes and hospitality sites
- Warehouses, workshops and light industrial units
- Schools, community sites and shared premises by enquiry
- Facilities managers with repeat inspection needs
What may be inspected
- Fixed wiring and distribution boards
- Circuits, protective devices and earthing arrangements
- Visible installation condition and damage
- Test results and observations within the agreed scope
- Limitations where parts of the site cannot be accessed
- Items that may require remedial work or further investigation
What affects price
- Size and use of premises
- Number of distribution boards and circuits
- Access outside trading hours
- Age and complexity of the installation
- Availability of previous reports or board schedules
- Whether remedial work is needed after inspection
Why inspection and reporting matters
HSE guidance says electrical equipment and installations must be maintained to prevent danger, so far as reasonably practicable. A commercial EICR is commonly used to help duty holders, landlords, tenants and facilities teams understand the condition of the fixed installation. Electrical Safety First explains that an EICR records observed damage, deterioration, defects, dangerous conditions and non-compliances that may give rise to danger. The IET also publishes BS 7671 model forms for electrical certificates and condition reports.
Official references: HSE electrical safety guidance, Electrical Safety First periodic inspection guidance and IET model forms.
Areas covered
This is the main commercial electrical certificate page, not a location page. Upkeepone regularly handles commercial electrical certificate enquiries across London, Essex and Kent, with nearby towns and other areas considered by request. Send the postcode and site details so availability can be checked properly.
Trust before you book
- Qualified electricians for inspection and testing enquiries
- Insured work
- Commercial property and landlord support
- Clear report, certificate, invoice or remedial advice
- 12 month repair guarantee where applicable to repair work
- Office presence serving London, Essex, Kent and requested areas
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Check customer feedback before booking a commercial electrical inspection
Commercial electrical certificate enquiries can involve offices, shops, landlords, managing agents, insurers, tenant deadlines and remedial planning. Live Google feedback helps business customers check Upkeepone before sending site details.
We link to the live Google profile so visitors can read current feedback before arranging an inspection.
Related commercial and certificate services
Commercial clients often need electrical, PAT, fire, emergency lighting and gas documents coordinated around trading hours, tenant access or insurance deadlines.
Commercial electrical certificate FAQs
What is a commercial electrical certificate?
Customers often use this phrase for an Electrical Installation Condition Report, or EICR. It records the condition of a fixed electrical installation after inspection and testing. If new electrical work has been carried out, a different certificate may be needed.
Is this the same as PAT testing?
No. A commercial EICR normally covers fixed wiring and the electrical installation. PAT testing is for portable appliances and electrical equipment used at work.
What should I send for a quote?
Send the premises type, postcode, approximate size, number of boards if known, opening hours, access restrictions and any deadline from your landlord, insurer or facilities team.
What happens if the EICR is unsatisfactory?
The report should identify observations and next steps. Remedial work, further investigation or repairs can be quoted separately where suitable.
Can you inspect outside trading hours?
Tell us your opening hours, delivery times and access restrictions. We will confirm appointment options before booking.
Which areas do you cover?
We regularly handle commercial electrical certificate enquiries across London, Essex and Kent. Other areas may be possible by request depending on the job details and availability.
Need a commercial electrical certificate?
Call now or send the quote form with the site postcode, approximate size, board details and preferred access time.
