Consumer unit upgrades
Older fuse boards without RCD protection are one of the most common reasons for unsatisfactory EICRs and often require upgrading.
EICR Remedial Works London
Failed EICR? Send the report and we’ll quote the remedials.
BIM Electrical Group reviews failed EICR reports issued by third-party contractors and provides practical quotations for remedial works. Failed reports are registered with TESC so the compliance process is properly tracked while works are arranged.
- ✓ Third-party EICRs accepted. We regularly review reports issued by other contractors and quote remedial works accordingly.
- ✓ C1, C2 and FI remedials. Consumer units, bonding, RCD protection, faults, damaged accessories and coded observations.
- ✓ TESC registration included. Failed reports are logged through The Electrical Safety Council system to show active compliance handling.
- ✓ Landlord focused process. Designed for landlords and agents trying to move from unsatisfactory to compliant quickly.
Compliance tracking during remedials
Failed EICRs can leave landlords in a difficult position while works are being arranged. BIM registers remedial cases through TESC so there is a visible compliance trail showing the property is actively progressing toward satisfactory certification.
Failed EICRs can leave landlords in a difficult position while works are being arranged. BIM registers remedial cases through TESC so there is a visible compliance trail showing the property is actively progressing toward satisfactory certification.
Third Party Reports
We review reports from other electricians and companies.
Fast Quotations
Most remedials can be priced directly from the report.
TESC Tracking
Compliance status recorded during the process.
Common EICR remedial works
Most unsatisfactory EICRs fail because of a relatively small number of recurring issues. BIM can quote and complete these works after reviewing the report.
Main bonding upgrades
Missing or undersized gas and water bonding regularly appears as a coded observation on landlord EICRs.
RCD protection
Circuits without suitable additional protection may require RCBOs, RCDs or consumer unit replacement.
Damaged sockets and switches
Broken accessories, exposed live parts, overheating signs and damaged fittings are common C2 items.
Unsafe light fittings
Incorrect bathroom lighting, damaged fittings and poor terminations are regularly identified during inspection.
Fault investigation
FI observations and unexplained test failures may require targeted fault-finding before certification can be completed.
TESC registration keeps the process visible.
Many landlords panic after receiving an unsatisfactory EICR because they think the property immediately becomes non-compliant with no way to demonstrate progress. BIM registers remedial cases through TESC so there is a visible compliance pathway showing the report is under review and remedial works are being actively managed.
Useful for landlords and agents
Instead of sitting on a failed report with nothing happening,
the property enters an active compliance workflow while quotations,
remedials and certification are arranged.
Third-party EICR review service
We do not require the original EICR to be issued by BIM. Failed reports from other contractors can still be reviewed and quoted.
Reviewing failed EICRs
Many landlords receive an unsatisfactory EICR with a list of coded observations but no practical explanation of what actually needs doing. BIM reviews the observations and converts them into a workable remedial quotation.
Remedials within the 28-day window
Where remedials are required within a specified timeframe, BIM can help move the process forward quickly and provide evidence that the compliance process is active.
Landlord and HMO compliance
Rental properties and HMOs often require multiple small remedial works rather than a full rewire. Consumer units, bonding, smoke alarms and protective devices are among the most common issues.
TESC compliance registration
By registering the failed EICR through TESC, there is a visible compliance record showing the case is open, being managed and progressing toward satisfactory certification.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about failed EICRs, remedial works and compliance handling.
Can you quote from another electrician’s EICR?
Yes. BIM regularly reviews failed EICRs issued by third-party contractors and provides quotations for the remedial works required.
What if the EICR is unsatisfactory?
An unsatisfactory EICR usually means remedial works are required before the installation can be considered satisfactory.
What is TESC registration?
TESC is The Electrical Safety Council compliance tracking platform. Failed reports can be registered during the remedial process to show active compliance management.
Does TESC registration mean the property passes?
No. The property still requires the remedial works and satisfactory certification. TESC registration simply shows the compliance process is active and being managed.