Electric11 completed EICR remedial works in Attleborough after an electrical safety inspection identified C1 and C2 observations at the property. The work focused on correcting the defects recorded in the report and reducing the electrical risks associated with the fixed installation.
The remedial visit covered the priority items listed in the original Electrical Installation Condition Report. Minor materials, including connectors, screws, silicone and short cable lengths, were used where required to complete the repairs.
An EICR assesses the condition of a property’s fixed wiring, circuits, protective devices, switches, sockets and other electrical components. When an inspection records C1 or C2 observations, the report is classed as unsatisfactory and remedial action is required.
The earlier inspection at this Attleborough property identified defects within these higher-priority categories. Electric11 returned to address the recorded observations and bring the affected parts of the installation closer to the required safety standard.
EICR classification codes communicate the level of risk associated with each observation:
Electric11 used the original report as the scope for the remedial visit. Each listed C1 and C2 item was reviewed, accessed and rectified using the materials appropriate to that part of the installation.
The work involved targeted repairs rather than a complete rewire or full consumer-unit replacement. This approach allowed the electrician to focus on the defects identified during the inspection while retaining serviceable parts of the existing installation.
Project photographs document electrical accessories, the meter area, the boiler electrical supply and protective devices reviewed during the visit. The recorded materials included Wago-style connectors, screws, silicone and short lengths of cable.
The completed work addressed the priority defects recorded in the earlier EICR. Correcting these observations reduced the risks associated with the affected parts of the fixed electrical installation and prepared the property for any required follow-up verification.
The final EICR outcome should be confirmed from the completed testing documentation before the case study is published as a satisfactory result.
Electric11 carries out EICR inspections and remedial electrical work for homeowners, landlords and businesses throughout Attleborough and the surrounding Norfolk area.
If your report contains C1, C2 or further-investigation observations, Electric11 can review the findings and provide a clear quotation for the required repairs.
Request an EICR Remedial QuoteElectric11 is composed of a team of local electricians based in Attleborough, offering coverage to the entire Norfolk region. Moreover, through our extensive network, we have forged strong connections with quality tradesmen representing various disciplines in our area.
Electric11 structures remedial work around the observations and classification codes recorded in the inspection report. This keeps the scope focused on the defects that require repair or further investigation.
Review the EICR Findings
An electrician reviews the inspection report, classification codes and affected circuits before planning the remedial visit.
Prioritise Safety-Critical Defects
C1 and C2 observations receive priority because they identify immediate or potentially dangerous electrical conditions.
Complete the Required Repairs
The electrician repairs or replaces the affected components using materials suited to the existing installation and the defect recorded.
Retest and Update the Documentation
The affected work is tested, and the relevant documentation is updated to record the completed remedial action and resulting installation status.
