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Woburn and the villages around it have a lot of older housing: Georgian and Victorian properties in the village conservation area, estate and farm cottages, and holiday lets in converted outbuildings. Older wiring, add-on extensions and buildings that have been rewired in stages all show up in an EICR, so we explain every observation in plain English and price any remedial work separately, with no pressure to use us for it.
Landlords in England need an EICR at least every five years under the 2020 private rented sector regulations, with a copy given to tenants, and we can fit visits around tenants or guests.
Woburn is around 15 to 20 minutes from our base at Liscombe Park in Soulbury. We test in the village and right across the surrounding area, including Woburn Sands, Aspley Guise, Husborne Crawley, Eversholt, Ridgmont and Heath and Reach.
A lot of property around Woburn is old, and much of it is listed or sits in the conservation area. Older installations often have things an EICR needs to flag, like no RCD protection, missing bonding or wiring that’s been extended over the years. We explain what each finding means for your building and what’s genuinely urgent.
How long does an EICR take?
A typical house takes half a day. Larger buildings like village halls, pubs and estate properties usually take one to two days, depending on the number of circuits.
Can you do the remedial work too?
Yes. We quote for any remedials separately, carry them out, and then issue the paperwork so you end up with a satisfactory report.
Need an EICR for a home, rental or holiday let near Woburn? Tell us about the property and we'll give you a fixed price.
