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EICRs in Watford

We carry out landlord EICRs, PAT testing and electrical remedial work across Watford, from the Victorian terraces near the town centre and Watford Junction to the interwar estates to the north. More than a quarter of Watford households now rent privately, and each of those homes needs a new report at least every five years.

  • Postcodes WD17, WD18, WD24, WD25
  • Watford Borough Council

Private renting has grown fast

At the 2021 census, 28.2% of Watford households rented privately, up from 20.1% in 2011, while the borough’s population grew from 90,301 to 102,246. That is thousands more rented homes, each needing a landlord EICR every five years and a copy for each new tenant before they move in.

A Victorian railway town

The London and Birmingham Railway reached Watford in 1837, and the town grew around it: from about 6,500 people in the early 1860s to 17,063 by 1891. Many of the terraces from that growth are now let, often converted into flats. The 1920s brought council estates such as Harebreaks. Where a house has been split into flats, each flat is its own installation with its own report, and the landlord’s supply to the communal hall and lighting needs inspecting too.

What we do in Watford

Every inspection and every repair we offer is available in Watford. Choose one for the details.

How it works

  1. Book

    Ring 020 8194 2001 or use the form with the postcode and property type. We give you a price and a time.

  2. Inspect and test

    We inspect the board, earthing and fittings, and test every circuit. Power goes off in short spells.

  3. Report

    You receive the EICR with every observation coded and explained, ready to send to tenants or the council.

  4. Fix

    If anything needs fixing, you get a separate itemised quote and a certificate once it is done. What to do after a failed EICR.

Questions from Watford

Do you cover North Watford, Garston and Leavesden?

Yes. We cover WD17, WD18, WD24 and WD25.

My house is split into flats. Does each flat need an EICR?

Yes. Each let flat has its own installation and needs its own report. The landlord’s supply to shared areas should be inspected as well.

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  • Postcode and property type
  • Number of bedrooms
  • Any outbuildings or a second board
  • Your deadline, if you have one
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