The starting question with eicr — electrical safety checks on a hmo is always the same: what does the existing installation test at? On a HMO you should expect us to flag: communal-area lighting on a shared circuit with an individual room — a licence-fail issue; BS 5839-6 Grade D interlinked alarm system with mixed-vintage sensors; no emergency lighting on the escape route. Where the answer is to leave it alone for now, that is exactly what we will tell you. That is the honest version, rather than the version that sells more work.
The paperwork for eicr — electrical safety checks on a hmo is only useful if it reflects what is actually installed, which is why circuits get identified rather than assumed. It is the difference between a fixed price and an estimate. We take a steady number of eicr — electrical safety checks on a hmo enquiries from Mountain Ash each month, and the pattern is fairly consistent.



