Electrical Inspections & EICRs Across Greater Manchester & Cheshire
Specialists in electrical safety testing, certification and compliance for homeowners, landlords, letting agents and commercial properties.
Electrical Inspection & Testing Specialists You Can Rely On
Manchester Electrical Inspections provides professional electrical inspection, testing and certification services across Greater Manchester and North Cheshire. We specialise in Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs), landlord compliance, homebuyer inspections and remedial works identified during testing.
Our role is simple: assess the condition of your electrical installation, identify any safety issues, and give you clear, practical guidance on what — if anything — needs fixing. No scare tactics. No unnecessary work. Just honest, compliant advice from fully qualified electricians.
Whether you’re responsible for a single home or a managed property portfolio, we help you meet your legal obligations and keep people safe.
Areas we cover
We provide electrical inspections and testing across Greater Manchester and North Cheshire, including residential, rental and commercial properties.
Our coverage includes (but is not limited to) Altrincham, Sale, Stretford, Urmston, Swinton, Bolton, Salford, Stockport, Hale, Alderley Edge, Cheadle, Cheadle Hulme and surrounding areas.
Our Core Electrical Services
Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs)
We carry out thorough EICRs for homeowners, landlords, letting agents and commercial clients. Our inspections assess the safety and condition of your electrical installation in line with BS 7671, providing a clear report with any observations properly classified and explained.
Ideal for rental properties, HMOs, homebuyers, sellers, periodic safety checks and commercial premises.
Landlord & Letting Agent Compliance
We work closely with landlords and managing agents to deliver compliant, hassle-free electrical inspections across Greater Manchester. From single properties to managed portfolios, we provide EICRs, certification and follow-up remedial works where required.
Our reports are clear, consistent and suitable for local authorities, letting agents and insurers.
Consumer Unit Upgrades & Safety Improvements
If an inspection highlights the need for improvements, we carry out consumer unit upgrades and safety-related remedial work efficiently and professionally. All work is completed to current regulations and fully certified.
We do not recommend upgrades unless they are genuinely required for safety or compliance.
Electrical Remedial Works
Any faults identified during inspection can be rectified by our team, saving you the hassle of bringing in multiple contractors. From minor safety issues to more substantial remedial works, we explain what’s needed and why before any work begins.
Why Choose Manchester Electrical Inspections
- Specialists in electrical inspection, testing and compliance
- Fully qualified, insured and Part P registered electricians
- Clear, plain-English reports with practical recommendations
- Honest advice with no pressure selling
- Trusted by landlords, letting agents and homeowners across Manchester
Trusted Across Greater Manchester
We’re proud to be recommended by homeowners, landlords and property professionals throughout the region. Our reputation is built on reliability, clarity and doing the job properly.
Book an Electrical Inspection or EICR
If you need an EICR, electrical inspection or advice on compliance, our experienced team is here to help. We offer flexible appointments and clear guidance from the first call through to certification.
Call us on 07493 508 439 or 0161 611 0044, or use the contact form to request a callback.
Common Questions
Do landlords legally need an EICR?
Yes. Landlords must have a valid EICR carried out at least every five years, or at the start of a new tenancy.
What happens if my property fails an EICR?
The report will clearly identify any issues and classify them by severity. We explain what needs fixing and can carry out remedial work where required.
Do I need an EICR to sell a house?
No, but many buyers request one for peace of mind.