SJI Electrical carries out EICR inspections and landlord electrical certification — based in Paisley and working across Hillington, south-west Glasgow and the wider Greater Glasgow area.
Hillington's residential streets sit between Penilee and Cardonald and are largely made up of cottage flats, a housing type that turns up regularly in the local rental market. We work with the landlords and letting agents who own and manage them.
Three quick questions, then it goes straight to SJI on WhatsApp.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report is a formal report produced after a qualified inspection of a property's fixed electrical installation — the wiring, the consumer unit, the sockets, the lighting circuits and anything permanently connected. It records the condition of that installation and sets out any work needed to bring it to a safe standard. Private landlords in Scotland are required to hold a valid EICR for a let property under the Repairing Standard, and reports are commonly renewed on a five-yearly cycle unless an inspection recommends an earlier re-check.
Hillington's residential housing is largely cottage flats — self-contained flats in low, house-like blocks. In a flat of that type the consumer unit position, the meter arrangement and the routing of circuits vary from one block to the next, so an inspection is worth booking with enough notice to get proper access rather than squeezing it into the last week before a tenancy starts.
One inspection, one clear written report, and honest advice on anything that needs attention — whether it's a first let, a renewal or a change of tenancy.

Wiring, consumer unit, sockets, switches and lighting circuits are inspected and tested.

Older boards are assessed on what protection they actually provide, not on age alone.
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Findings set out in writing, with anything requiring attention explained in plain terms.

Any work the report calls for is quoted separately, so you decide before it starts.
House rewires in Hillington →We regularly complete domestic electrical work for landlords, including improvement works carried out between tenancies. The same approach applies to inspections: we report what we find, we explain it, and we don't recommend work that isn't needed. If nothing needs doing, the report says so.
If you own more than one property in Hillington and the surrounding south-west Glasgow streets, the practical difficulty is usually keeping track of which report expires when. Tell us what you hold and when it was issued and we can work to that.
Clear communication from the first message through to certification.
Send your Hillington postcode, the property type and when the report is needed.
We confirm the address sits within our normal working area and discuss access.
A visit booked at a time that suits you, the tenant or the agent.
The report explained, with a written quote for any remedial work.
Certification issued once the inspection and any agreed work are complete.
Private landlords in Scotland are required to hold a valid EICR for a let property. If you are not sure whether yours is still in date, send us the issue date and we can tell you where you stand.
Reports are commonly renewed on a five-yearly cycle. An inspection can recommend an earlier re-check if the condition of the installation warrants it.
No, but it does need access to the consumer unit, the sockets and the lighting points, and the power will be off for parts of the inspection. We agree that with you or the tenant beforehand.
We explain what has been found and why it matters, then provide a written quote for the remedial work. You decide whether we carry it out before anything begins.
Yes. We work directly with landlords and can coordinate access, reporting and scheduling through a letting agent or property management company.
Yes, though that is separate commercial work rather than landlord certification. See our commercial electrical page for Hillington Park.
If you let a property in Hillington or anywhere across south-west Glasgow and Renfrewshire, contact SJI Electrical to arrange an inspection. Send the postcode, the property type and the date your current report expires, and we'll confirm the next step.