Where we work
EICRs across north Derbyshire.
Eight towns, from Chesterfield out to Matlock and South Normanton. The postcode is the quickest way to know whether we cover you, and the distances below are stated plainly rather than glossed over.
Arrange an EICR
Three questions and a postcode. We match you to a qualified local electrician.
The eight towns
Where we cover for EICRs
Each town has its own page, because what an inspection runs into is genuinely different in each. A Staveley terrace built for the works and modernised in phases is a different job from a newer Wingerworth estate house, and both are different again from a converted stone building in Matlock where a good deal of the wiring cannot be seen at all.
Every town page names the postcode districts, the distance from Chesterfield and the housing authority that enforces the landlord regulations there, because none of those three is the same across this area.
Distances
How far out we go, honestly
We are based in Chesterfield. Somercotes and South Normanton are the far edge at about thirteen miles, and they are covered together rather than as separate trips. Saying that plainly is better than implying everywhere is round the corner.
Worth knowing if you hold property across the area: the housing authority enforcing the landlord regulations is not the same throughout. Five cover the eight towns on this site. Chesterfield Borough, North East Derbyshire District, Bolsover District, Amber Valley Borough and Derbyshire Dales District.
- Chesterfield (S40, S41, S43), base
- Staveley (S43), about 4 miles
- Wingerworth (S42), about 3 miles
- Dronfield (S18), about 6 miles
- Clowne (S43), about 8 miles
- South Normanton (DE55), about 12 miles
- Somercotes (DE55), about 13 miles
- Matlock (DE4), about 10 miles
Who needs one
The same inspection, different duties
Landlord EICR
The five-yearly report every privately rented home in England must hold.
Read moreSocial landlord EICR
Extended to registered providers in 2025. First inspection due before 1 November 2026 for existing tenancies.
Read moreHomeowner EICR
No legal requirement if you own and live in your home. Useful when buying, selling, insuring, or when the board keeps tripping.
Read moreCommercial EICR
No statutory five-year interval exists for commercial premises. There is a duty to maintain the installation, and a frequency you set from risk.
Read moreHMO EICR
The five-yearly duty applies as it does to any rented home. A licensed HMO also has a licensing authority taking an interest.
Read moreLetting agent EICR
Managed portfolios, staggered renewal dates, one point of contact.
Read moreOutside the list
If your town is not here
Ask anyway. The list is where we work regularly, not a boundary fence, and a job just outside it often makes sense, particularly a commercial site, or a property we can plan alongside another in the same area.
What we will not do is claim to cover somewhere we cannot reach properly. Sheffield and Derby are both large cities with their own markets and we do not pretend otherwise. If the travel does not work, we will say so and, where we can, point you at someone closer.
Next step
Not sure whether you are in the area? Send the postcode.
Send the postcode and what the property is, and we will come back with the quote or the one question still outstanding.
Get a quote
Arrange an EICR
Five fields. We reply with either a fixed price or the one thing we still need to know.
- No cost, and no obligation to book anything
- Your details are never sold on or passed around
- A fixed price for the work described, in writing
Would rather talk it through? Leave a number in the form and say so in the details, and we will ring you rather than emailing back.