EICR in Wimbledon and Raynes Park, with the report emailed the same day.
Electrical installation condition reports for houses and flats across SW19 and SW20, for landlords, buyers and homeowners, with plain coding and a fixed quote for anything that needs putting right.
Covering SW19 and SW20. Monday to Saturday 9am to 8pm, Sunday 9am to 3pm.
From South Wimbledon terraces to Village houses
Wimbledon's housing changes a lot over a short distance. South Wimbledon and the streets towards Haydons Road are mostly Victorian and Edwardian terraces; Raynes Park and much of SW20 is inter-war semi-detached housing; the Village and the slopes towards Wimbledon Park have larger detached and period houses.
Inter-war semis in SW20
Houses built between the wars were often rewired once, decades ago, and then added to. We commonly find older consumer units, lighting circuits without an earth, and kitchen or garage circuits added later without RCD protection.
Large houses and outbuildings
Bigger Wimbledon houses tend to have several boards, garden offices, garages, electric gates and car chargers.
Flats near the town centre
Around the town centre and the stations there are purpose-built blocks and converted houses let to commuters.
What is checked
A registered electrician inspects the consumer unit and tests every circuit, confirming that the earthing is sound, the protective devices disconnect in time and the RCDs work as they should. Sockets, switches and fittings are sampled and opened. The report codes each issue and states whether the installation is satisfactory for continued use. More detail is on our EICR London page.
Letting in Merton
For private tenancies in England, the electrical installation must be inspected and tested at least every five years.
Buying in Wimbledon
If a survey has flagged the electrics on a house you are buying, an EICR gives you a clear picture of their condition.
Timing and access
We agree a time with the tenant or owner, and a three bedroom house usually takes around half a day.
Electrical upgrades Wimbledon owners ask about
Many Wimbledon households are adding load: home offices, electric car chargers, heat pumps and induction hobs.
Car chargers
A charger needs a dedicated circuit and suitable earthing arrangements. The report shows whether the existing supply and board can accept one.
Home offices and garden rooms
Garden offices need a properly protected supply with the right cable buried at the right depth.
Kitchen upgrades
Induction hobs and electric ovens draw heavy current. If the kitchen circuit was designed for a gas hob, it may need upgrading.
Selling a Wimbledon family home
Larger houses that have been in the same family for decades often have an electrical installation nobody has looked at closely for years.
Areas we cover nearby
SW19 and SW20, including Wimbledon Village, South Wimbledon, Wimbledon Park and Raynes Park, plus Merton Park, Colliers Wood and Morden. If the property has gas, the gas safety certificate in Wimbledon can be done on the same day.
EICR in Wimbledon: your questions.
Yes. Any outbuilding supplied from the house is part of the installation and is tested and coded.
Book an EICR in Wimbledon
A fixed written quote, agreed before any work starts. We reply in our opening hours, Monday to Saturday 9am to 8pm and Sunday 9am to 3pm.
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More on this service, and nearby.
Booking somewhere else in London? Our EICR London page covers every borough, how the visit works and what affects the cost.
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Areas we cover.
We take EICR inspections across all 32 London boroughs. Most of our work is in west London, in Shepherd's Bush, Hammersmith, Fulham, Kensington, Chiswick and White City, and in south west London, in Putney, Wandsworth and Wimbledon. We also work in south east London, in Greenwich, Blackheath and Lewisham.
If your property is outside these areas, call us anyway. We travel across London and will tell you honestly if a job is too far to price properly.