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Landlord Electrical Compliance London

BIM Electrical Group helps London landlords, letting agents, HMO operators and portfolio owners manage electrical compliance through EICR inspections, clear reporting, remedial works and follow-up certification.

The aim is simple: keep the paperwork clear, identify failed items properly, complete the required electrical work and make sure the compliance position is easy to understand.

Core Records

Core landlord electrical records

  • Current EICR certificate
  • Property address and report reference
  • Inspection date and next inspection recommendation
  • Satisfactory or unsatisfactory outcome
  • Observation codes and remedial notes
  • Evidence of completed remedial works
  • Follow-up certificates where required
Unsatisfactory Reports

What if the EICR fails?

If an EICR is unsatisfactory, the landlord should not treat the file as complete. The observations need to be reviewed and the required works or investigation should be arranged.

The most important codes are: C1, C2, C3 and FI.

C1, C2 and FI observations normally require action before the report can be treated as properly closed out.
HMOs

Compliance for HMOs

HMOs often need tighter record keeping because of multiple occupancy, shared areas, licensing expectations and increased use of the installation.

If you operate or manage an HMO, read our dedicated page: HMO EICR London.

Electrical compliance is more than just having a PDF

For landlords, the problem is not usually getting a file sent by email. The real issue is whether that file clearly proves the property was inspected, whether the result was satisfactory, and whether any unsatisfactory observations were properly dealt with.

EICR certificates for landlords

BIM Electrical Group provides landlord EICR certificates across London. The inspection records the condition of the fixed electrical installation and sets out whether the installation is satisfactory or unsatisfactory.

For pricing and booking, see: EICR Certificate London.

Remedial works and failed reports

Where a report is unsatisfactory, BIM Electrical Group can review the findings and quote the remedial works required. This may include consumer unit repairs, bonding upgrades, circuit repairs, accessory replacements or further investigation.

Read: Failed EICR London.

Certificate checking and registration

Where applicable, BIM Electrical Group works with The Electrical Safety Council to support clearer EICR registration and certificate status checking.

This helps landlords and agents maintain a clearer record of inspection status, failed reports and remedial progress.

Common compliance problems

  • Expired EICR certificates
  • Unsatisfactory reports left unresolved
  • Reports with unclear observations
  • Missing remedial evidence
  • No clear certificate reference
  • Old consumer units causing repeat issues
  • HMO records spread across multiple files