Set the scope
Give the exact address and explain whether the work concerns one dwelling, multiple units or communal or commercial premises. A larger or unusual installation may need a tailored quotation.
ELECTRICAL INSPECTION
EICR for Merton properties
Arrange a review of the fixed electrical installation with UPC. Define the property, explain any known changes and prepare the access needed for the agreed inspection. For an address in Merton, start with the full postcode and the details that matter to your instruction.
WimbledonMitchamMordenColliers WoodRaynes Park
Make the visit practical for occupants in Merton
For an address in Wimbledon, Mitcham, Morden or elsewhere in Merton, the useful starting point is the property itself. Plan who will attend, how the professional will enter and which spaces need to be accessible. Raise any constraints that could affect testing or assessment before the visit.
A useful electrical instruction identifies the installation as well as the postal address. Tell us about additional consumer units, converted rooms and relevant separately supplied spaces. Explain any known alterations or concerns without attempting to diagnose them yourself.
Keep the information for your Merton property together before you contact us: the precise address, existing records, access contact and reason for the visit. If the work is part of a larger project, explain the other planned tasks so we can help distinguish the immediate instruction from any later services.
KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
Know what the electrical report covers
An Electrical Installation Condition Report records the findings of the inspection and testing within the agreed scope. It concerns the fixed installation; portable appliance testing is a separate service. The electrician needs appropriate access and information about the installation to establish what can be examined.
Read the findings, observations and limitations together when the report arrives. The fact that a document has been issued does not mean every issue has been resolved. Repairs, further investigation and any return appointment need separate agreement; discuss questions with the inspecting professional.
Read the full EICR guideYour route from enquiry to completed document
Arrange practical access
Identify the keyholder, share earlier reports and explain any restrictions. Discuss how the proposed visit will affect the occupied property with the team.
Review the outcome
Read the completed report and ask the electrician about unclear findings. Keep the document with follow-up evidence and agree any additional work separately.
Questions about EICR in Merton
Can I request a particular visit arrangement?
Share your preferred timing and access needs. The team confirms arrangements against the scope and the professional’s availability.
Does an EICR include portable appliances?
The EICR concerns the fixed electrical installation in the agreed scope. If appliance testing is also needed, mention it in the enquiry so it can be arranged as a separate service.
What should I send from the previous inspection?
Provide the complete report, including its schedules, where available. Include paperwork for later electrical work and explain any changes or missing records.
Does booking an inspection include repairs?
No. Inspection findings may lead to a recommendation for work or further investigation. Any remedial instruction, price and access arrangement should be agreed separately.
Can I book a communal installation as if it were one flat?
Describe the communal or mixed-use requirement in a tailored enquiry. The installation and responsibility for access need to be established before work is confirmed.
Is this a service provided by the council?
UPC arranges property services independently. The official links below are provided to help you find current guidance; they do not represent an endorsement or a council-run booking service.
Refer to the linked official sources for the latest guidance. Appointment availability is confirmed for the full property postcode.
Other checks for the same property
Keep the rest of your property work organised
Use the free preparation tools to make a checklist, look up an existing EPC or save a review date to your calendar. You can also explore the related inspection services before sending an enquiry.