EICR testing in Birmingham
phs Compliance is part of the award winning phs Group, a national name in facilities management, including Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR) and fixed wire testing.
We carry out over 770,000 fixed wire tests every year and have the largest number of qualified engineers across the UK. We work with sole traders, SMEs and national brands involving complex projects, we can carry out EICR inspections for any sized building.
Your local phs office can provide EICR certificates and fixed wire testing in Birmingham, and the surrounding towns and cities such as Wolverhampton, Solihull and Coventry for a range of business sectors including:
We provide the full range of services across the West Midlands that you'd expect from qualified electricians, including installation, wiring, and repairs.
PAT Testing
We carry out over 9 million Portable Applicance Tests (PAT) a year across the UK.
Electrical wiring and rewiring
We can update old wiring and extend or install new fuse boards.
Electrical Repairs
We can arrange emergency call outs or scheduled repairs.
Electrical Installation
From full refurbishments and new builds to new sockets and switches. We’re experienced in large scale projects, and smaller electrical installations depending on your needs.
We have some of the best electrical engineers in the UK. All have enhanced DBS checks and are all fully qualified with:
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