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What does EICR stand for?

EICR stands for Electrical Installation Condition Report.

Reviewed 6 October 2026 by Michael (Technical Supervisor) and George Opsenica (Director, Codeex Maintenance Ltd). General guidance, not a reading of your own report and not legal advice.

What each reviewer checked
  • Michael: Technical review of the exact current technical sentences on this page. It includes the meaning of Electrical Installation Condition Report. This is not legal review..
  • George Opsenica: Owner presentation of this current page. The page is distinct enough as the document definition. This is not a technical electrical review and it is not legal advice..

The name and the document

It is the written report of an inspection and test of a fixed electrical installation.

The report answers what condition that installation was found in, within the extent that was agreed.

People often say certificate. The document name used here is Electrical Installation Condition Report.

The work and the report

The inspection and the testing are the work carried out on site.

The EICR is the report of that work. It is not a second, separate kind of test.

At a high level, the report identifies the installation, the extent inspected, and the observations made.

Questions the name does not answer

The name alone does not give you a price, a code, a remedial decision, or a check of plug-in appliances.

Use the testing page once you know the building. Use another page only when the question is the price, a rented home, plug-in appliances, a code, or remedial work.

  • The building is known

    Continue to EICR testing once the building is known.

  • The question is the price

    Use the cost page when the question is the price.

  • The question is a rented home

    Use the landlord page when the question is a rented home.

  • The question is plug-in appliances

    Use the EICR and PAT comparison when the question is plug-in appliances.

  • The question is a code

    Use the codes page when the question is a classification code.

  • The question is follow-on work

    Use the remedial page when the question is follow-on work.

Where to go next

Once you know the building, continue to testing

Use the testing page once you know the building. Use another page only when the question is the price, a rented home, plug-in appliances, a code, or remedial work.

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