An untested appliance is an unknown risk sat on someone's desk. We test, log and replace portable and fixed electrical appliances on a fixed schedule, across every risk category and sector — so every asset stays accounted for, and no PASS label ever expires unnoticed.
Every visual check, combined inspection and test is carried out and certified against the specific standard your property and equipment type is held to.
Requires electrical equipment to be maintained in a safe condition — PAT is the recognised way to demonstrate that.
Sets the recommended visual inspection and test intervals by equipment type, class and environment.
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations — covers fixed and portable equipment used at work.
HSE's own guidance on maintaining portable electrical equipment, widely used to set inspection frequency.
The product safety standard household and commercial appliances are designed and manufactured to.
Faulty electrical appliances are a leading cause of workplace fires — PAT feeds directly into your fire risk assessment.
Class I appliances rely on an earth connection and get a full test, insulation and earth continuity included. Class II appliances are double-insulated and need no earth check. We identify class on first inspection and test accordingly.
Earthed — full test incl. earth continuity & insulation resistance
Double insulated — insulation resistance test only, no earth check
SELV / battery — visual inspection only, no electrical test needed
Low-risk, rarely moved — visual + extended interval testing
Construction-site low voltage — visual + test every 3 months
Cooker, boiler, hand dryer — tested in situ as fixed equipment
Higher failure rate — tested every visit regardless of environment
Tested between every hire, not on a calendar interval
The right interval depends on how hard the appliance is used and by whom — we scope to the sector and environment, not a generic annual minimum.
Not a legal requirement, recommended for peace of mind
Landlord-supplied appliances tested at every tenancy change
All landlord-supplied appliances, shared kitchen equipment included
Communal laundry, gym and cleaning equipment tested annually
Low-risk IT and office equipment on an extended interval
Handheld power tools and site equipment on a short interval
Classroom, workshop and kitchen equipment, higher-risk items more often
Patient-area equipment tested more frequently than office kit
Kitchen, laundry and guest-room appliances across the site
Kitchen and communal appliances, plus tenant-supplied item checks
Appliances have a working life that varies by type and use. Pick the level of cover that matches how much of that lifecycle you want us to manage.
Confirms every appliance is safe, on a fixed schedule matched to its class and environment.
Testing plus a live asset register, so every appliance is tracked from arrival to disposal.
Testing, asset tracking and like-for-like replacement of failed appliances built in — never budget for it separately again.
Scoped to your appliance count, class mix and site count.
A representative sample of recent work. Full case studies and references available on request.
Landlord-supplied kitchen appliances tested at tenancy changeover, one kettle failed and replaced.
Full test of shared kitchen, laundry and individual room appliances ahead of licence renewal.
Desk equipment and monitors tested on a 24-month interval across three floors.
6-monthly test of handheld power tools and extension leads across the site.
Full-site appliance test across classrooms, staff room and kitchen ahead of a new term.
6-monthly test of patient-room and kitchen appliances across a 40-bed residential facility.
Annual test across commercial kitchen equipment and 28 guest-room appliances.
Annual test of communal laundry room and residents' gym equipment.
Full block test ahead of the academic year, kitchen and communal appliances across all floors.
Representative examples — site names withheld for client confidentiality. Ask for references relevant to your sector.
Accredited PAT testing engineers across London and the South East, with every test logged to your asset register and compliance record wherever your properties are.
Care packages above are cheaper over time — but every service is also available as a one-off, fixed price upfront.
| Service | Standard | From |
|---|---|---|
| Testing | ||
| PAT test — per item (1-20 items) | IET Code of Practice | £3.50 |
| PAT test — per item (21-100 items) | IET Code of Practice | £2.75 |
| PAT test — per item (100+ items) | IET Code of Practice | £2.00 |
| Call-out visit fee (waived over 20 items) | — | £45 |
| Asset Management | ||
| Digital asset register setup | — | £65 |
| Asset register — ongoing (per property, per month) | — | £5 |
| Fixed appliance test (per item, in situ) | IET Code of Practice | £12 |
| Replacement | ||
| Like-for-like small appliance replacement | BS EN 60335 | £25 + item cost |
| WEEE-compliant appliance disposal (per item) | WEEE Regs | £8 |
| Bulk fleet replacement (per site) | — | Custom quote |
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There's no law that names "PAT testing" directly, but the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require electrical equipment to be maintained in a safe condition — PAT is the recognised, insurer-accepted way to demonstrate that duty has been met.
It depends on the appliance class and how hard it's used — the IET Code of Practice gives recommended intervals ranging from every 3 months for construction-site tools to every 4 years for low-risk IT equipment in an office.
A visual inspection checks the plug, cable and casing for obvious damage and catches the majority of faults. A full PAT test adds electrical checks — earth continuity and insulation resistance — for a complete pass/fail result.
Landlord-supplied appliances fall under the same Electricity at Work duty of care. Best practice is testing at the start of every new tenancy and at the interval recommended for that appliance type.