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Electrical safety inspection (eicr) in Ireland
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An Electrical Safety Inspection, commonly referred to as an EICR, is a thorough examination of the electrical installations in a property to ensure they are safe and compliant with current regulations. This inspection typically involves checking the condition of wiring, fixtures, and the overall safety of the electrical system. It aims to identify any potential hazards, such as outdated wiring or faulty equipment, and provides a clear report on the state of the electrical installations.

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WHAT IT COSTS

Electrical safety inspection (eicr) in Ireland: €200–€600 per report

An EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) inspects and tests the installation and is priced per property by the number of circuits. Enter your town above for real prices from the electricians and electrical firms near you.

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  • Landlord vs homeowner
  • Remedial work found (extra)

Guide prices compiled by the Locufy team from published Irish and UK provider price lists and 2026/27 cost guides. Updated 2026. Full electrical safety inspection (eicr) price guide →

GUIDE PRICE · PER REPORT

LOW
€200
TYPICAL
€350
HIGH
€600

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WHAT IT COVERS

What electricians do

Initial Visual Inspection

A preliminary check of visible wiring, sockets, and electrical appliances to identify any obvious issues.

Testing Circuit Integrity

Conducting tests to ensure that all circuits are functioning correctly and safely, including checking for earth faults.

Load Testing

Assessing the electrical load on circuits to ensure they can handle the current demands without overheating.

Reporting and Documentation

Providing a comprehensive report outlining findings, recommendations, and any required remedial actions.

Compliance Checks

Ensuring all installations meet the latest standards and regulations for electrical safety.

Follow-Up Recommendations

Advising on necessary repairs or upgrades based on the inspection results to enhance safety.

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Questions people ask

The cost can vary based on the size and complexity of the electrical system, location, and the condition of existing installations. Additional factors include the experience of the electrician and any necessary follow-up work.

Typically, an Electrical Safety Inspection can take anywhere from 1 to 3 hours, depending on the size of the property and the complexity of the electrical system. Larger properties or those with older installations may require more time.

Yes, it is essential to hire a qualified electrician who is certified to perform Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR). This ensures that the inspection meets legal and safety standards.

Many electricians offer emergency or same-day service, but availability can depend on demand and the specific electrician's schedule. It's best to check in advance if you require urgent service.

Yes, many electricians allow you to book multiple services, such as repairs or installations, alongside the Electrical Safety Inspection. This can often lead to cost savings and efficient scheduling.

An Electrical Safety Inspection typically does not include repairs or upgrades unless specifically arranged. It also does not cover the inspection of appliances or systems that are not part of the fixed electrical installation.

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