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Do I Need an EICR to Sell My House?
You’re not legally required to have an EICR when selling your home — but buyers increasingly ask for one. Here’s what you need to know.
Matthew Corney
March 5, 2025
You’re not legally required to have an EICR when selling your home — but buyers increasingly ask for one. Here’s what you need to know.
How much does an EICR cost in 2025? Here’s what you can expect to pay, what affects the price, and what’s included in the inspection.
Before hiring an electrician, it takes about two minutes to check they’re properly registered. Here’s exactly how to do it and why it matters.
What’s involved in getting a home EV charger installed? Here’s a plain walkthrough of the process, from choosing the right charger to what happens on the day.
Smart meters are free to install and come with real benefits — but they’re not for everyone. Here’s an honest look at the pros and the things worth knowing before you say yes.
Emergency lighting only matters when it’s actually needed — which means regular testing isn’t optional. Here’s what the testing involves and how often it needs to happen.
We’re a Bristol-based electrical and solar company. Here’s an honest account of what we do, how we approach the work, and why we think it matters.
Searching for an electrician online? Here’s what’s actually worth checking when you’re comparing companies — and what the red flags look like.
An EICR on a typical three-bedroom house takes two to three hours. Here’s what to expect and what the results mean.
Running power to a shed is a common job. Here’s what the work involves, what you’ll need, and why it should be done by a registered electrician.
