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Landlord Electrical Certificate Cost

£100–£250typical UK range. Last updated August 2026.

A residential EICR typically costs £100–£250; published landlord examples start around £100 for a flat and £250 for a house. Electricians who do landlord electrical certificates

What each option costs

TypeTypical costNotes
Residential EICR£100–£250Typical range
Landlord flat£100Published starting price
Landlord house£250Published starting price

What affects the price

  • Property size and circuit count
  • Access and installation condition
  • Location and whether remedial work is needed

What’s included

  • Inspection and testing of the fixed installation
  • The EICR and its observations

Good to know

How long does it take? Time depends on size, circuit count, access, and the extent of testing.

Do I need one? Legal requirements vary by UK nation and tenure; check the current rules for the exact rented property and follow any earlier date on the report.

Before you book, read how to check an electrician is qualified.

How to pay less

  1. Keep the previous report and circuit schedule
  2. Provide clear access
  3. Separate inspection and remedial quotes

Sources

  1. Checkatrade, Electrical Safety Check Costs (2026)
  2. Electrical Safety First, Landlord Electrical Safety

Questions people ask

What does a landlord EICR cost?

Current Checkatrade guidance gives £100–£250 for a residential EICR, with landlord examples from about £100 for a flat and £250 for a house.

Are repairs included?

Usually not; any remedial work should be separately itemised.

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