Commercial EICR in
Fareham, Hampshire
If you are responsible for a commercial or rented property in Fareham, an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is essential for demonstrating electrical safety and meeting legal and insurance requirements.
At Danco Electrical Contractors, we carry out commercial EICR inspections in Fareham and the surrounding areas for landlords, letting agents and business owners.
Our reports are clear, accurate and suitable for presentation to insurers, managing agents and local authorities where required.
Commercial and Landlord Electrical Safety Inspections
A commercial EICR is a formal inspection of the fixed electrical installation within a non-domestic property.
This includes distribution boards, wiring, lighting, sockets, fixed equipment and protective devices that form part of the building’s electrical system.
These inspections are required to confirm that electrical installations are safe for continued use and compliant with current regulations.
For landlords and duty holders, a valid EICR is often a legal requirement and forms an important part of meeting health and safety obligations.
Commercial EICRs are commonly carried out for offices, shops, industrial units, HMOs and other rented or publicly accessible premises.
Understanding Your Commercial EICR
A commercial EICR involves a structured inspection and testing process that reflects how the property is used. This may include higher load circuits, three-phase supplies and systems serving shared or public areas.
During the inspection, we assess distribution boards, cabling, protective devices, earthing and bonding arrangements and any fixed electrical equipment. The aim is to build a clear picture of the condition and safety of the installation while keeping disruption to occupants or business operations to a minimum.
Once complete, the report uses standard condition codes to explain the findings. These identify whether any issues present an immediate danger, require prompt attention, or represent recommended improvements where the installation does not fully meet current standards.
In some cases, further investigation may be advised before a full assessment can be completed.
We will always explain the results clearly and provide practical guidance on any remedial work required, helping you prioritise actions and remain compliant.