Quote planning
Plan a remedial quotation after a failed EICR
Select the observation categories and quantities from the report. The checklist shows which details a quotation needs and why access and premises type change the scope. It does not invent a price, and it does not ask for your name or contact details.
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Why customers choose London EICR Certificates
- One quote for your repair workWe review the report and quote the agreed work as a whole. Choose the required repairs or a wider scope before work starts.
- Clear starting pricesSmall repairs start from £150 + VAT (£180 inc VAT). A full consumer unit replacement starts from £975 + VAT (£1,170 inc VAT).
- You choose what goes aheadChoose the work needed to address the unsatisfactory findings, or include recommended improvements. The quote covers the agreed scope.
- Paperwork that closes it outCompleted repairs are tested and documented with the paperwork appropriate to the agreed work. Keep it with your original EICR.
How it works
Step 1: Send your report
Upload or WhatsApp the full EICR, every page. A clear photo of each page is fine.
Step 2: Get a repair quote
We explain what is urgent and agree the repair scope, then give you one quote for that work.
Step 3: We fix it
A qualified electrician does the work on a weekday that suits you; evenings and weekends on request.
Step 4: Certificate issued
You receive the appropriate completion paperwork for the work carried out.
Questions first? Call 0203 811 8331 or WhatsApp us, any time, 7 days a week.
A quotation checklist, not a priced total
A failed or unsatisfactory EICR can list several observations. Record the category, classification code, quantity and access context here. This step does not collect a name, address, phone number or email.
Every repair is quoted individually after we see the report. A monetary total appears only when every selected line has a unit rate on the central published price list. A blank total is not a hidden price.
What usually affects remedial cost
Classification codes help prioritise work, but the written observation and the installation found on site decide the practical response. C1 describes danger present. C2 describes a potentially dangerous condition. Under BS 7671:2018+A4:2026, FI is advisory and does not itself make the report unsatisfactory. This checklist does not perform an EICR, conduct testing, or replace the inspector. A code supplied from the report is recorded as given.
Property type, the number of affected points, access, occupancy and whether the power can be isolated all change the scope a person has to price. Parking and out-of-hours attendance are coordination items, not figures this page calculates. Take the report wording to the remedial quotation page so the observation is not guessed from a summary.
- Observation wording and classification codes on the report
- Access, occupancy and whether power interruption is constrained
- Materials, board type and whether further investigation is required
- Whether retesting or written confirmation after works is needed
How to build the checklist
Add each observation you want quoted. Residential and commercial pathways stay separate. Commercial remedial work stays on the manual quotation pathway.
When the checklist is ready, continue to the remedial work page and ask for a quotation. That request is still not a confirmed booking or a completed repair.
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Get your failed EICR fixed
Send the report, get a repair quote and choose what goes ahead. Small repairs start from £150 + VAT (£180 inc VAT).
- 5.0Google (58)
- 4.6Trustpilot (19)
- Repairs from £150 + VAT (£180 inc VAT)
- Repair quote, no obligation

