Plan the inspection
We establish the installation details, available drawings and previous reports, plus access and isolation requirements for the premises.
- Existing records review
- Site and tenant coordination
- Testing scope
Electrical installation condition
Understand the condition of your building's fixed electrical installation. We plan commercial EICR inspections around access and operations, explain the findings and help property teams organise agreed remedials across Norwich, Norfolk and East Anglia.

A complete service
An EICR should support clear decisions. We explain significant observations, separate the inspection report from any quoted remedials and retain the relevant records for your building or estate.
What is included
We establish the installation details, available drawings and previous reports, plus access and isolation requirements for the premises.
The fixed installation is inspected and tested within the agreed scope, with condition observations recorded in an electrical installation condition report.
We can explain the report and quote separately for agreed remedial work, followed by appropriate testing and documentation.
How we work
You will know what is planned, who is attending and what has been completed. For managed sites, Joblogic keeps the operational record connected.
Understand the building, installation, prior EICR and operational constraints.
Plan inspections and any necessary isolations with building users.
Complete the agreed fixed-wire inspection and record the installation condition.
Provide the report, discuss findings and offer a route for agreed remedials.
Local coverage
Our team operates from Broadland Business Park and supports homes, businesses and managed properties across the region. Contact us to confirm attendance for your location and timescale.
Helpful answers
Fixed-wire testing is commonly used to describe inspection and testing of a building's fixed electrical installation; the resulting condition report is an EICR.
Yes. We discuss access, isolations and disruption before arranging the inspection.
The interval depends on the installation, its use and condition, the previous report and the relevant guidance. We can review your existing records and help plan the next inspection.
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