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PAT TESTING
Professional PAT Testing For Businesses, Landlords & Managing Agents
Choose The Right PAT TESTING For Your Business
Keep your electrical appliances safe and compliant with professional PAT testing carried out by qualified engineers. Covering London, Hertfordshire, Essex, Oxfordshireand Cambridgeshire.
Trusted Compliance Support For:
Landlords
Estate Agents
HMOs
Commercial Properties
Property Managers
Understanding The Service
What Is PAT Testing?
THE TEST
PAT testing checks the safety of electrical equipment through a visual inspection and, where appropriate, electrical tests. The checks depend on the equipment and how it is used.
Visual checks • Electrical tests • Asset labels
CLEAR DIGITAL PAT TEST REPORT
YOUR TEST REPORT
You receive a clear, itemised PAT testing report showing the equipment checked, test results and any items that need attention. Repairs or replacements can be quoted separately.
Equipment list • Results • Recommendations
NOT SURE WHAT TO BOOK?
Tell us how many items need testing, the type of property and whether you have one site or several. We will help you arrange the right PAT testing service.
PAT Testing Prices
Book Your PAT Testing
Portable appliance testing for rental properties, HMOs, offices and commercial premises.
Single-Site PAT
Testing
Testing
For houses and flats with mains-poweredor interlinked alarms.
from
£60
INCLUDING VAT
Includes up to 20 items
Additional items £2.40 inc VAT each
Additional items £2.40 inc VAT each
Includes:
- Equipment register
- Visual inspection
- Appropriate electrical tests
- Pass or fail labels
- Digital PAT testing report
Commercial & Multi-Site PAT
Testing
Testing
For larger premises, managing agents
and property portfolios.
CUSTOM QUOTE
Price based on item quantities,
locations, access and operating hours
locations, access and operating hours
Includes:
- Coordinated appointments
- Volume-based pricing
- Failed-item reporting
- Digital records for each site
- Consolidated reporting available
PAT TESTING SERVICE
What We Check
Our PAT testing service includes a visual inspection and, where appropriate, electrical tests based on the equipment type.
01
Equipment Register
We identify each item and record its location, type and test result.
02
Visual Condition
We check accessible casings, cables and connectors for visible damage.
03
Plugs, Fuses & Leads
We inspect plugs, suitable fuses, wiring and cable grips where accessible.
04
Earth Continuity
Class I equipment is tested for effective protective earthing where applicable.
05
Insulation Testing
We carry out a suitable insulation test where required for the equipment.
06
Polarity Checks
Extension leads and detachable power leads are checked where applicable.
07
Labels & Failures
Items are labelled and any failed equipment is clearly identified.
08
Results & Report
You receive an itemised digital report with results and recommendations.
PAT Testing Responsibilities
The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require electrical equipment used at work to be maintained so it does not cause danger. The law does not require PAT testing by name or set a fixed testing interval.
The type and frequency of inspection and testing should be based on the equipment, how it is used and the environment in which it is used. Testing should be completed by someone competent to do the work.
Keeping an equipment register and test results can help show that electrical safety is being managed, although records are not legally required in every case.
TEST SCHEDULE
Risk-based - not automatically every year
Important: PAT testing does not replace routine user checks, maintenance or the need to remove unsafe equipment from use.
What You Receive
PAT TESTING REPORT
On-site PAT testing
Visual inspection and appropriate electrical tests completed by a competent tester.
Itemised equipment register
A clear list of the appliances tested and their asset details.
Test results and asset labels
Pass or fail results recorded, with labels applied where appropriate.
Clear digital PAT report
Easy to share, store and use for your safety records.
Related Property Compliance Services
Arrange other certificates, safety checks and repairs for the same property.
EICR Certificate
Electrical safety inspection and report for landlords and property owners.
Gas Safety Certificate
Annual Gas Safety Certificate and CP12 from a Gas Safe registered engineer.
EPC Certificate
Energy Performance Certificate for letting, selling or managing a property.
PAT Testing
Portable appliance testing for landlords, businesses and managed properties.
Repairs & Remedial Works
Electrical and fire safety remedial works quoted after inspection.
Need More Than One Compliance Service?
We can arrange your PAT Testing alongside an EICR, Gas Safety Certificate, Fire Alarm Test, Emergency Lighting Test or PAT Testing.
Our Process
How Your PAT Testing Works
A simple process from booking to a clear digital PAT report.
01
Book Your PAT Test
Tell us how many items need testing, the property type and whether you have one site or several.
- Book online or request a quote
- Choose a suitable appointment
- We confirm item numbers and access
On-site test
02
On-site PAT Testing
A competent tester visually inspects the equipment and completes appropriate electrical tests where required.
- Equipment identified and recorded
- Visual checks and electrical tests
- Minimal disruption to your property
Within 24 Hours
03
Your PAT Testing Report
Receive an itemised report showing the equipment tested, results and any items that need attention.
- Pass or fail results recorded
- Asset labels applied where appropriate
- Easy to share and store
Frequently Asked Questions
What is PAT testing?
PAT testing checks electrical appliances and equipment to help make sure they are safe to use. It includes a visual inspection and, where appropriate, electrical safety tests.
Do landlords need PAT testing?
Landlords must make sure electrical equipment supplied with a property is safe. Private landlords are not generally required to arrange PAT testing by name, but inspection and testing can help demonstrate that provided appliances are being maintained safely. In England, additional equipment-testing duties apply to social landlords.
Is PAT testing a legal requirement in the UK?
The law does not require every appliance to receive a PAT test or an annual test. However, the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require electrical equipment used at work to be maintained so it does not cause danger. PAT testing can form part of this safety programme.
What electrical equipment needs PAT testing?
PAT testing should be carried out by a competent and qualified professional using appropriate testing equipment and procedures.
How often should PAT testing be carried out?
There is no fixed testing period for every appliance. The frequency should be based on the type of equipment, how often it is used, where it is used and how likely it is to become damaged.
What does PAT testing involve?
The tester checks the plug, cable, casing and other accessible parts for damage. Suitable electrical tests are then completed where required. You receive an itemised record showing the equipment checked and the results.
How much does PAT testing cost?
Our PAT testing starts from £59 plus VAT. The final price depends on the number and type of electrical items, the property location and whether you require testing at one or several sites. We confirm the price before booking.
Who can carry out PAT testing?
PAT testing should be completed by someone competent for the work. They must have the knowledge, training and equipment needed to perform the tests safely and understand the results. They do not always have to be a qualified electrician.
AREAS WE COVER
Professional PAT Testing for landlords, estate agents and homeowners across London, Hertfordshire, Essex, Oxfordshire and Cambridgeshire.
LONDON
Covering North, South, East, West and Central London and surrounding areas.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Covering Cambridge, Ely, Newmarket, Huntingdon and surrounding areas.
HERTFORDSHIRE
Covering Watford, St Albans, Stevenage, Hertford and surrounding areas.
OXFORDSHIRE
Covering Oxford, Bicester, Witney, Banbury and surrounding areas.
ESSEX
Covering Chelmsford, Colchester, Brentwood and surrounding areas across Essex.