EICR Surveys
Every circuit, every code, every certificate pinned
NICEIC electricians, landlord inspectors and managing agents use Pin Drop to keep EICR surveys, C1 to C3 coding and remediation tracking attached to the exact rental unit they describe.
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Rental units on a shared map
Every unit, HMO and block sits as a structured pin. Last EICR, next due date and current code status sit on the pin so the compliance view is always current.
Observations coded on site
C1, C2, C3 and FI observations capture in the field against standard wording. Photos of consumer units, sockets and earthing attach to the pin as evidence.
Remediation tracking to re-test
Each unsatisfactory observation carries a remedial clock under the 2020 Regulations. Contractors close the item on the pin and the re-test schedules automatically.
Certificates issued from the record
Satisfactory reports pin to the unit and export as a compliant PDF. Tenants, local authorities and managing agents receive a certificate drawn from the structured record.
Built for NICEIC electricians
EICR surveys work better when every unit is a pin
The shared map for electrical inspection compliance
The 2020 Regulations put private landlords on a five-year cycle, and every unit has its own consumer unit, paperwork and remedial history. Pin Drop pins each EICR survey, observation and certificate to the unit it describes, so the compliance picture stays per property rather than per spreadsheet.
Testimonials
Used by electricians and managing agents
NICEIC contractors, landlord inspectors and managing agents rely on location-based records to run EICR cycles, track remediation and issue compliant certificates at portfolio scale.
“Inspection history organised by site strengthened our audit readiness.”
Marta Kowalska
Compliance and Estates Lead
“Having property data tied to location gives us better strategic insight across regions.”
Amara Singh
Acquisitions Lead
“We finally have visibility across potential developments without relying on scattered notes.”
James Rice
Property Investment Director
Guided walkthrough
See how an EICR survey runs on Pin Drop
Walk through a rental unit inspection, a remedial close-out and a portfolio retest review and see how every code and certificate stays pinned to the unit it describes.
