Landlord Electrical Safety Certificates
If you let property in Scotland, you have a legal duty to ensure the electrical installation and any supplied appliances are safe — and to have them inspected at least every five years by a competent person.
I provide landlord EICRs and PAT testing with fast turnaround and clear documentation, so you stay compliant and your tenants stay safe. One point of contact, no letting-agent mark-ups.
- Works to BS 7671
- EICR & Inspection Qualified
- Marine Engineering QC Inspector
- Fully Insured
What’s included
Landlord EICR
A full Electrical Installation Condition Report satisfying the 5-yearly requirement for private rented housing in Scotland.
PAT testing (optional)
Portable appliance testing for any electrical items you supply with the let — kettles, fridges, washing machines and more.
Fast, scheduled visits
Tenant-friendly scheduling and prompt reporting so you can meet deadlines without chasing.
Remedial work
Any required remedial work quoted clearly and carried out to BS 7671, with certification on completion.
Ideal for
- Private landlords with one property or a portfolio
- Letting agents needing a reliable contractor
- Holiday lets and HMOs requiring up-to-date certificates
- Landlords switching from an unreliable previous electrician
Pricing
Portfolio and multi-property discounts available. Tell me how many properties you manage and I’ll put together a clear schedule and price.
Related services
EICR Testing
Electrical Installation Condition Reports for homeowners, landlords and businesses — a clear, BS 7671 assessment of whether your installation is safe.
PAT Testing
Portable appliance testing for landlords, offices, workshops and tradespeople — keeping your appliances safe, labelled and compliant.
Electrical Maintenance
Planned and reactive electrical maintenance for homes and businesses — consumer unit diagnostics, lighting, sockets and safe, tidy repairs.
Frequently asked questions
Is an EICR a legal requirement for landlords in Scotland?
Yes. Private rented properties must have an electrical safety inspection (EICR) carried out at least every five years by a competent person, covering both the fixed installation and any appliances provided.
What happens if my property fails?
If the report is unsatisfactory (C1, C2 or FI items), the issues must be put right and re-checked. I’ll quote the remedial work clearly and issue updated certification once it’s safe.
Can you work around my tenants?
Absolutely. I schedule at times that suit your tenants, keep disruption low, and can liaise directly with them on your behalf if you prefer.
Ready to book landlord certificates?
Tell me what you need and I’ll come back to you quickly with honest advice and a clear price.