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EICR Quote Template for Landlords and Homeowners (UK)

Landlords need an EICR at least every five years, so these jobs come round again and again. A clear quote explains what the inspection covers and how any remedial work is priced.

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The notes

Mr Chen (landlord), Byker: “EICR, 2 bed flat, 6 circuits, tenant in, report within 3 working days.”

ItemQtyUnit priceTotal
Electrical Installation Condition Report, up to 8 circuits1 each£160.00£160.00
Subtotal
£160.00
VAT at 20%
£32.00
Total
£192.00

Example prices for illustration only. Your prices depend on your area, the spec and access, so set your own.

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What a eicr inspection quote should include

  • Property size and number of circuits
  • What the inspection covers
  • How long the report takes
  • How remedial work is quoted (separately, after the report)
  • Access arrangements with tenants

Common mistakes

Pricing remedials into the EICR

Keep the inspection price fixed and quote remedial work separately once the report is done.

No access plan

Tenanted properties need access agreed. Put it on the quote.

Questions

How often do landlords need an EICR?

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In England, private landlords need the electrical installation inspected and tested at least every five years.

Should I quote per circuit?

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A price per property size or circuit count is common. State what's included.

What happens if remedial work is needed?

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Quote it separately after the report, with clear deadlines for the landlord.

General guidance, not legal or technical advice. Check current regulations for your job.

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