Wishaw has a lot of rented property, from the tenement flats around the Main Street and Cambusnethan to the ex-council semis at Gowkthrapple, Craigneuk and Pather, and every one of them needs a satisfactory EICR to be let legally. We test them day in, day out, so we know the older rewireable boards and the mixed wiring that turns up in this kind of stock.
You get the formal report plus a plain-English summary of what matters, what can wait and what needs putting right, with copies ready for your tenant or letting agent. If anything fails, we quote the remedial work as a clear fixed price and certify it once it's done.
Repairing Standard ready
A certified report that meets the Scottish Repairing Standard, so your Wishaw let stays compliant and your tenancy paperwork is covered.
Flats and HMOs
We're used to shared supplies and communal boards in the tenement closes around Cambusnethan and the town centre.
Portfolio rates
Letting agents and landlords with several Wishaw properties get agreed rates and renewals flagged in good time so nothing lapses.
Your questions, answered
How often does a rented home in Wishaw need an EICR?
Private rented properties in Scotland need a satisfactory EICR at least every five years and at a change of tenancy. We can flag renewals for your Wishaw lets in good time so a certificate never lapses between tenants.
How much does a landlord EICR cost in Wishaw?
A domestic EICR broadly costs in the region of £150 to £300, depending on the size of the property and the number of circuits. We confirm one fixed written price before we book you in, with portfolio rates for multiple lets.
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