Hamilton is the biggest town in South Lanarkshire and its housing reflects that: Victorian and Edwardian stock near the centre, big tracts of interwar and post-war housing around it, and newer estates on the edges. Each era brings its own wiring habits, and an EICR is how you find out what is actually behind your walls rather than guessing from the age of the property.
We test owner-occupied homes, rented property and commercial premises right across the town. Homeowners are advised to have one every five years, and it is worth knowing an insurer can question a claim where the wiring has never been checked. You get the formal coded report plus a plain-English summary of what matters, and PAT testing can be done at the same visit.
Every housing era
Victorian stock near the centre through to modern estates, each tested against the current regulations.
Landlord ready
A clear certified report meeting Scottish letting requirements, with copies ready for tenants and agents.
Honest remedials
If something fails you get a competitive price to make it safe. Never invented work.
Your questions, answered
How much does an EICR cost in Hamilton?
UK market rates are usually around £150 to £250 for a flat or small house and £250 to £400 for a larger property with more circuits. We confirm a competitive price before booking.
How often should I have one?
Every five years for your own home, sooner for an older installation. Rented property needs testing regularly, and a change of tenancy is a sensible trigger.
Do you test commercial premises?
Yes. Commercial EICRs come with a clear coded report and a plain-English summary of anything that needs attention.
Ready for electrics done properly?
Competitive prices, certified work and an immaculate finish, on every single job.