Join the Community -r/LondonEICRCerts

r/LondonEICRCerts is a community-driven space where landlords, homeowners, business owners, and electricians share their experiences, ask questions, and get real advice on EICR certificates and electrical safety in London.

Unlike official websites, we focus on peer-to-peer discussions, real-life case studies, and expert insights without sales pitches!

Why join?
✅ Honest discussions from people who’ve been through it.
✅ Instant feedback from experts and experienced members.
✅ Learn from real EICR reports (not just guidelines).
✅ Get recommendations for electricians, remedial work, and compliance strategies.

🚀 Join us now: r/LondonEICRCerts

Yes! If your property fails an EICR test, don’t panic. Post your report in our subreddit, and community members will:
🔹 Help you understand the report (without the jargon).
🔹 Suggest cost-effective remedial solutions.
🔹 Recommend trusted electricians (without hidden fees).
🔹 Advise on appealing an unfair report.

💬 Post your EICR failure report here: r/LondonEICRCerts

• ⚡ Landlords: Every 5 years (legal requirement).
  🏡 Homeowners: Every 10 years or when selling your home.
  🏢 Businesses: As per commercial electrical regulations.

  Want to hear from real landlords & business owners about their experiences? Join the discussion here: r/LondonEICRCerts

• A C2 failure means potential danger (must be fixed ASAP).
  A C3 failure means improvement recommended (but not legally required).

  🔍 Not sure if your C3 issues are worth fixing? Ask our community for second opinions before spending money!

  💡 Post your EICR concerns here: r/LondonEICRCerts

• Think your electrician exaggerated the issues or overcharged you for remedial work? You're not alone.

  📌 Steps to dispute:
  ✅ Get a second opinion – Post your report & ask the community.
  ✅ Check regulations – Some electricians fail properties unfairly.
  ✅ Complain to NICEIC/NAPIT – If they’re registered, you can challenge the report.

  ⚠️ Real landlords & homeowners have shared their dispute success stories! Read them or share your experience: r/LondonEICRCerts