Every certificate NexCert issues, in one place

Certifies new electrical work — a new installation, rewire or circuit addition — at the point it's completed. The full form splits Design, Construction and Inspection into separate signatory blocks, for jobs where more than one qualified person holds those roles.

The domestic short form of the EIC, with a single signatory block. Used where one qualified person — typically a sole trader — holds the Design, Construction and Inspection roles on their own work.

A periodic condition assessment of an existing fixed installation up to 100 A supply, against a 12-section inspection schedule. Findings are recorded against the standard C1/C2/C3/FI codes; it's the certificate landlords need under the PRS Regulations 2020.

The same condition-report format as the domestic EICR, scoped for commercial installations above 100 A supply, where distribution and circuit counts are typically larger.

Certifies additions or alterations to an existing installation that don't extend to a new circuit — an extra socket, a light fitting, a fault repair. The highest-volume certificate for most sole traders and small firms.

A visual-only inspection of a domestic installation's condition, without the testing an EICR requires. Used where a quick visual check is what's needed, rather than a full periodic inspection.

Notifies the responsible person that danger is present (C1) and records the action taken. Raised automatically from a C1 on an EICR or Visual Condition Report — the electrical counterpart of the gas CP14.

Certifies the design, installation and commissioning of a domestic fire detection and alarm system against BS 5839-6. Scope is domestic only — NexCert does not ship commercial fire alarm certification under BS 5839-1.

The ongoing servicing certificate for an existing domestic fire detection and alarm system, confirming it was tested and remains in working order.

Certifies that mechanical ventilation — extract fans, whole-house systems — was commissioned and is performing to the airflow rates set out in Approved Document F.

The statutory annual safety check on every landlord-provided gas appliance, flue and pipework. A copy must reach the tenant within 28 days of the check.

Issued when a gas appliance or installation is found Immediately Dangerous (ID) or At Risk (AR), recording what was found and what action was taken or advised.

An annual service record for domestic gas appliances. It's not a statutory requirement in the way a CP12 is, but is commonly required by insurers, manufacturers or warranty terms.

A commercial gas safety report that includes tightness testing and purging of the installation, for non-domestic premises.

Certifies commercial catering gas installations under GSIUR 1998 and BS 6173, including an interlock check on new installs.