Periodic Inspection Labels (EICR) in Manchester

The next date is the line that matters

A landlord with a portfolio of terraced lets in Gorton has a dozen properties on different inspection cycles. At each changeover, whoever checks the house opens the consumer unit and reads the label. If the recommended next date is close, the inspection gets booked before the new tenant moves in, not after.

Electricians sometimes fill in the date of the last inspection and leave the next date blank, assuming it is on the report. The label is useless without it. Write the recommended date from your report, every time, and your name on the inspected-by line.

The EICR itself remains the record. The label is a pointer to it.

Stock and size for Manchester boards

76 x 51 mm fits inside most board doors. 96 x 68 mm suits the wall beside a larger board or a commercial panel. Matt paper takes a ballpoint and is the usual choice. Gloss gives brighter colour indoors. Boards in garages, outbuildings or damp cellars need waterproof polypropylene with a matt laminate and a permanent marker. Paper packs run from 48 to 3,600, polypropylene from 250.

Ordering

Your company name, phone number and scheme or registration number print on a strip as plain text, never as a scheme logo. Add a logo or pre-print fixed details in the free online designer, or upload a file for a free check by a person. Typesetting is £15. Prices start at £33.81; see landlord signs and labels.

Express dispatches in 3 working days, Standard in 5, Saver in 7, after payment and artwork sign-off. The tracked courier then usually takes 1 to 3 working days, for £7.95, free over £100.

Manchester Printed is based in Manchester and delivers across the UK, covering the city, its suburbs and towns like Bolton. Collection from our Manchester office costs nothing once your order is ready.