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Electrical safety report (EICR) in Northern Ireland

15 providers offering electrical safety report (eicr) in or across Northern Ireland, including national firms. The rules in Northern Ireland differ from England’s, so see the notes below.

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The rules in Northern Ireland

Landlords must have each rented home’s electrical installation inspected and tested by a qualified electrician at least every five years. The rules apply to new private tenancies from 1 April 2025 and to existing tenancies from 1 December 2025. Give the tenant a copy within 28 days and the council a copy within 7 days if it asks.

15 electrical inspectors for Northern Ireland

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Electrical safety report (EICR) in Northern Ireland

This page lists electrical inspectors covering the 11 council areas of Northern Ireland, with cities such as Belfast, Derry, Lisburn and Newry.

We list 13 firms for electrical safety report (eicr) in Northern Ireland. All of them work only in this region. Another 2 firms say they cover the whole UK.

Firms that work only here are based in Belfast (3), Lisburn (2), Ballymartin (1) and Banbridge (1).

Of the 13, 11 state an accreditation or membership, most often NICEIC (3) and NICEIC Approved Contractor (3). We have not verified any of them yet, so these are as each firm states. See how we check listings.

Nearby regions for electrical safety report (eicr): Scotland. Other reports in Northern Ireland: domestic EPC, asbestos survey and damp and timber survey.

Getting signed off in Northern Ireland

In Northern Ireland, your district council handles building control. New homes need a full plans application, and the council issues a completion certificate at the end. The technical rules are set out in Technical Booklets rather than Approved Documents.

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