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NICEIC Approved Contractors Keeping Your Electrical Installations Safe & Compliant
Electrical systems deteriorate over time. Cables age, equipment wears out, buildings are altered, and electrical demands often increase far beyond what the original installation was designed to support. Regular testing and inspection are therefore essential to ensure installations remain safe, compliant, and fit for purpose.
As an NICEIC Approved Contractor, Morecom Ltd provides professional Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs), inspection services, testing, certification, and remedial works for domestic, commercial, industrial, healthcare, educational, and public-sector environments.
Whether you require a landlord inspection, workplace EICR, industrial installation assessment, hospital testing programme, or a targeted inspection of specific circuits, our qualified engineers can help.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a formal inspection of an electrical installation designed to assess its overall condition and identify any defects, deterioration, damage, non-compliances, or potential safety concerns.
The purpose of an EICR is to determine:
Following inspection and testing, a formal report is produced detailing the findings and any recommendations.
Electrical faults remain one of the leading causes of fires, electric shock incidents, and equipment failures.
Regular testing helps identify:
Many electrical defects cannot be seen during normal day-to-day use, making periodic inspection essential.
Maintaining current electrical certification provides several important benefits:
Demonstrates compliance
Improves electrical safety
Supports insurance requirements
Protects employees, visitors, and occupants
Identifies problems before they become serious
Reduces risk of fire and electric shock
Provides documented evidence of maintenance
For businesses, landlords, and organisations with duty-of-care responsibilities, regular inspection is often a critical part of compliance management.
Morecom Ltd carries out inspections for a wide range of sectors including:
No matter the size of the installation, regular inspection helps ensure ongoing safety and compliance.
Not every project requires a complete inspection of an entire site.
Partial inspections focus on specific areas or circuits.
Examples include:
Best suited for:
A full EICR assesses the electrical installation as a whole.
This includes:
Best suited for:
A site survey can help determine which option is most appropriate.
The recommended inspection period varies depending on the type of property and environment.
Typical guidance includes:
Morecom Ltd can advise on the appropriate inspection frequency based on your specific installation and operational environment.
We begin by discussing:
This allows us to determine the scope of testing required.
Once the scope has been agreed, we provide a clear quotation outlining:
Our quotations are transparent and tailored to each project.
Our engineers attend site and carry out the agreed inspection and testing.
During testing we may:
Where possible, disruption is kept to a minimum.
Following inspection, a detailed EICR is produced which classifies any observations identified during testing.
There are two possible overall outcomes:
Satisfactory
A satisfactory report means the installation is considered safe for continued use.
The customer receives:
✅ EICR certificate
✅ Test results
✅ Inspection documentation
✅ Peace of mind
This is always the outcome we aim for.
Unsatisfactory
An unsatisfactory report means defects requiring attention have been identified.
Observations are classified according to severity.
A C1 observation indicates immediate danger.
Examples may include:
Urgency
🚨 Immediate action required
The installation or affected circuit may need to be isolated immediately until repairs are completed.
A C2 observation indicates a potentially dangerous situation.
Examples might include:
Urgency
⚠ Repairs should be completed as soon as possible.
A C2 will result in an unsatisfactory report.
FI – Further Investigation Required
Sometimes additional investigation is needed before a full assessment can be made.
Examples include:
Urgency
🔍 Investigation required without undue delay.
An FI typically results in an unsatisfactory outcome until investigated.
A C3 observation identifies areas where improvements could be made.
Examples might include:
Urgency
✅ No immediate danger.
Important
A C3 does not result in an unsatisfactory report.
The installation can still pass while recommendations are noted.
If defects are identified, Morecom Ltd can provide remedial quotations and undertake the corrective work.
Typical remedial work may include:
Once repairs have been completed, the affected areas can be retested and supporting certification issued.
As an NICEIC Approved Contractor, Morecom Ltd provides:
✅ EICR testing
✅ Landlord certificates
✅ Commercial inspections
✅ Industrial inspections
✅ Healthcare inspections
✅ Partial testing
✅ Full testing programmes
✅ Remedial works
✅ Consumer unit upgrades
✅ Electrical certification
✅ Professional surveys and quotations
Our experienced electricians work across domestic, commercial, industrial, healthcare, educational, and manufacturing environments, delivering safe, compliant, and professional inspection services tailored to each customer’s needs.
Regular electrical inspection and testing is not just about compliance, it’s about protecting people, property, and businesses from preventable electrical hazards.
Whether you require a full Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), a targeted inspection, landlord certification, or remedial works following a failed report, Morecom Ltd has the expertise and accreditation to help.
As an NICEIC Approved Contractor, we provide professional surveys, testing, reporting, certification, and repair services, ensuring your electrical installation remains safe, compliant, and fit for purpose for years to come.
