Electrical Compliance from TrustVault
EICR, PAT, alarms, emergency lighting, EV chargers & HMO electrical safety — delivered by NICEIC-approved electricians and stored securely in your TrustVault.
Automatic renewal reminders keep every certificate current.
Accreditations
Checked, so you don't have to
Independent credentials and recognised industry standards, presented upfront so compliance teams can appoint with confidence.





NICEIC
Approved contractor
10
Engineers on the road
15
Coverage regions
BS 7671
Every job, every time
Accredited electrical services
Every inspection, test and certificate you need to stay compliant — delivered and tracked in one place.
Compliance in three managed steps
Tell us your electrical compliance needs
Property type, circuits, appliances, alarms, emergency lighting, EV chargers.
We assign accredited electricians
NICEIC, NAPIT, ECA — vetted, insured, compliant engineers attend site.
Your certificates live in your TrustVault
Every EICR, PAT test, alarm check, emergency lighting test and remedial action, stored and tracked.
Who we work with
Landlords
Stay compliant with EICR, PAT, alarms and emergency lighting — all managed, tracked and renewed automatically.
ExploreLetting Agents
Portfolio-wide electrical compliance dashboards that keep every managed property certified and audit-ready.
ExploreBlock Managers
HMO electrical and fire safety, emergency lighting and alarms — unified across communal areas and units.
ExploreBundled compliance, one booking
Electrical Safety Pack
The essential compliance bundle for a standard rental — EICR, PAT and alarm checks in one managed booking.
- EICR
- PAT testing
- Smoke/heat alarm check
HMO Electrical & Fire Safety Pack
A unified fire and electrical compliance bundle built for the enhanced duties that apply to HMOs.
- Fire Risk Assessment
- Alarm test / service
- Emergency lighting test
EV & Emergency Lighting Pack
Coverage for properties with EV charging and communal escape lighting, kept certified and tracked.
- EV charger inspection
- Emergency lighting test
- Smoke/heat alarm check
Compliance you can prove
Fully insured, independently assessed electricians backed by the industry’s recognised bodies.
NICEIC Approved Contractor
#602034000
Assessed and approved to the highest UK electrical standards.
Part P Registered
Electrical Safety
Registered for domestic electrical installation compliance.
18th Edition
BS 7671:2018+A4:2026
Work designed and assessed against the edition applicable on the date of the work.
OZEV Approved
EV Installer
Government-approved for EV charge point installation.
Serving London and beyond
From all 33 London boroughs across the Home Counties, Sussex, Northamptonshire and South Lincolnshire.
Electrical compliance questions
How often do I need an EICR?+
For rented homes in England covered by the electrical safety regulations, the installation must be inspected and tested at intervals of no more than 5 years, or sooner if the previous report requires it. The rules cover private and social rented homes, with transitional deadlines for some existing social tenancies.
What appliances require PAT testing?+
Any portable electrical item a landlord or business provides — kettles, toasters, microwaves, heaters, white goods and extension leads.
What are HMO electrical safety rules?+
Rented HMOs in England covered by the electrical safety regulations require an EICR at intervals of no more than 5 years, or sooner if specified. Alarm, emergency-lighting and supplied-appliance measures depend on the property, fire-risk assessment and local HMO licence conditions.
How often must emergency lighting be tested?+
BS 5266 guidance generally uses a brief monthly function test and an annual full-rated-duration test, often 3 hours. The system design, fire-risk assessment and manufacturer instructions take priority.
Do EV chargers need annual inspection?+
Yes — periodic inspection is recommended to confirm RCD protection, load and wiring remain safe under regular charging.
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