SJI Electrical provides EICR inspections and landlord electrical certification — we're based in Paisley and cover Howwood, on the A737 between Johnstone and Lochwinnoch, along with the rest of Renfrewshire.
We work with landlords on the electrical safety checks needed to let a property in Howwood with confidence.
Three quick questions, then it goes straight to SJI on WhatsApp.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a formal report, produced after a qualified inspection, on the condition of a property's fixed electrical installation — the wiring, the consumer unit, the sockets and any permanently connected equipment — together with any work needed to bring it to a safe standard. In Scotland the Repairing Standard requires a private landlord to keep the installations for the supply of electricity in a reasonable state of repair and in proper working order, and private landlords are required to hold a valid EICR for a let property, commonly renewed on a five-yearly cycle or at a change of tenancy. The report is based on what the inspection finds in that particular property, which is why it's the right starting point for any let in a village like Howwood.
One visit, a documented inspection, and a report you can hand straight to a tenant or agent.

The fixed installation is examined and tested — wiring, board, sockets and anything permanently connected.

Deterioration, damage and earlier work that doesn't meet current standards are written down, not glossed over.

The report itself, plus a plain-English summary of anything it says needs doing.

Where something needs putting right, it's priced separately and only starts once you say so.
Consumer unit upgrades →We regularly complete domestic electrical work for landlords, including improvement works between tenancies. The same approach applies to an EICR: findings explained plainly, any remedial work quoted in writing, and nothing recommended that the report doesn't justify. Inspections are booked for an agreed date so the visit fits around your tenancy dates rather than the other way round.
We make sure you understand every stage before work begins.
Tell us the Howwood postcode, the type of property and when the report is needed by.
We agree a date and how access will work, tenanted or empty.
The fixed installation is inspected and tested during the visit.
You get the report, with anything it flags explained and priced separately.
If you ask us to carry out the work, it's certified once complete.
Based in Paisley and providing EICR and landlord certificate services across Renfrewshire and the wider Greater Glasgow area:
Private landlords in Scotland are required to hold a valid EICR for a let property, and the Repairing Standard requires the installations for the supply of electricity to be kept in a reasonable state of repair and in proper working order. If you're unsure whether yours is in date, get in touch and we can advise.
The usual cycle is every five years, and again when the tenancy changes. An inspection can also recommend an earlier re-check, in which case that date takes over.
Usually, yes, provided access is arranged in advance. Tell us the situation when you enquire and we'll agree how it works before booking a date.
That's priced as a separate piece of work, in writing, and it doesn't start until you've told us to go ahead.
Yes — we work directly with landlords, and we're happy to deal with a letting agent or property manager on the arrangements instead.
If you're a landlord in Howwood or elsewhere in Renfrewshire needing an EICR inspection, contact SJI Electrical to arrange a visit. Send your postcode and the property's details and we'll confirm coverage and the next step.