EICR · Cornwall
An Electrical Installation Condition Report records the condition of a fixed electrical installation at the time of inspection and test, identifies observations and sets out whether further investigation or remedial work is required.
What Harvtec covers
Scope is agreed around the real property, equipment, access and evidence. The page explains the service without replacing a job-specific assessment.
A condition report can help a homeowner or prospective buyer understand the fixed installation, visible risks and any areas needing further attention.
Harvtec can coordinate access, inspection, report handover and any separately agreed follow-up work for rented homes across Cornwall.
Testing can be planned around access, shutdowns, working areas and the existing information available for the installation.
How the work moves
Agree the property, reason for the report, known concerns, access, records and any limitations that may affect the inspection.
The fixed installation is inspected and tested within the agreed scope, with findings recorded against the condition observed at the time.
The report is handed over with observations and the route for urgent action, further investigation, remedials or future review explained.
Check the guidance
Electrical duties and suitable maintenance depend on the property, equipment and current requirements. These links support the public information on this page.
Questions
No. The report records the condition and observations. Any further investigation or remedial work should be scoped separately from those findings.
Testing normally requires planned interruption. The practical timing and any sensitive equipment should be discussed before attendance.
Current GOV.UK guidance for England says covered rented homes must be inspected and tested at least every five years, or sooner where the report requires it. Check the official guidance for scope and exceptions.
Inspection and testing
Send the Cornwall location, property type, occupancy or operating constraints and any previous report so the appropriate scope can be discussed.
