SJI Electrical carries out EICR inspections and landlord electrical certification in Penilee — a Glasgow scheme on the Renfrewshire boundary, a short run from our Paisley base.
If you let a property here, an inspection is the point at which guesswork about the wiring stops and a written record begins.
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 of a property's fixed electrical installation — the wiring, the consumer unit, sockets, switches and permanently connected equipment. It records the condition of what's there and sets out anything that needs putting right.
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. Reports are commonly renewed on a five-yearly cycle unless an inspection recommends sooner. In Penilee, where much of the original scheme housing dates from the district's planned build and newer redevelopment properties sit alongside it, an inspection is the only way to establish what a given address is actually working with.
A proper inspection, a clear written report, and honest advice about anything that needs attention.

The fixed wiring, consumer unit, sockets, switches and connections are inspected and tested.

Faults, deterioration and non-compliant previous work are identified and recorded.

A clear written report, with any remedial work explained and quoted honestly.

Where work is needed, we can carry it out and certify it.
Fuse board upgrades in Penilee →Penilee is currently undergoing residential redevelopment, which means the rental stock here isn't uniform — recently built homes and long-standing scheme properties can sit on the same street. There is also a documented feature of the original build worth knowing about: wartime material shortages meant many of the flats were constructed from prefabricated materials such as foamslag rather than by conventional methods.
That is an area fact rather than a verdict on any particular property, but it is exactly the sort of thing an inspection is designed to look past assumptions about. We'll tell you what we found, what it means, and what — if anything — needs doing.
From first contact to certificate, with nothing sprung on you along the way.
Send your Penilee postcode and the property's details.
We confirm the location and what the inspection needs to cover.
A visit arranged at a time that suits the tenancy.
The report explained clearly, with a written quote for any remedial work.
Certification issued once the inspection — and any agreed work — is complete.
Private landlords in Scotland are required to hold a valid EICR for a let property, and the Repairing Standard requires electrical installations to be in a reasonable state of repair and proper working order. If you're unsure whether yours is still in date, get in touch and we'll advise.
Reports are commonly renewed on a five-yearly cycle, though an inspection can recommend an earlier re-check where issues are found.
The inspection covers the same fixed installation whatever the building method. It's worth knowing that many of the scheme's flats were built from prefabricated materials such as foamslag because of wartime material shortages — that can influence how any remedial work is best carried out, which is one more reason to have a report rather than an assumption.
We explain the findings clearly and provide a written quote for the remedial work needed before anything is carried out. Nothing gets done on a nod.
Yes. Penilee is undergoing residential redevelopment, and newer let properties need a valid EICR just as older ones do — they simply tend to produce shorter reports.
Yes. We work directly with landlords and can coordinate with letting agents and property management companies where needed.
If you're a landlord in Penilee, Paisley or the wider Renfrewshire and Glasgow area 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.