If you can't find what you're after here, call either office — we're happy to talk through what your site actually needs before you book anything.
Not by name. The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require employers to maintain electrical equipment so it doesn't become dangerous, and PAT testing is the standard way most businesses demonstrate that duty. There's no fixed interval set in law — it's based on risk.
It depends on how many items you have. As a rough guide, one engineer tests 60–100 typical office items in a day. We'll give you a time estimate when you book.
Yes. Many office and retail clients prefer testing outside working hours to avoid disruption — just let us know when you book.
It's labelled as failed, removed from service or flagged to you immediately, and noted on your certificate with the reason. We can advise on repair or replacement where relevant.
Yes. Every visit ends with a digital certificate and a full asset register, emailed within 24 hours.
It varies by equipment type and how it's used — see our Why PAT Testing page for typical intervals. We'll suggest a schedule for your site on the first visit.
Our two bases cover most of Bath & North East Somerset and South Warwickshire. For sites further out, get in touch — we can often still help, particularly for larger jobs.
Visual inspection, electrical testing, pass/fail labelling and the certificate are all included in the per-item price — there's no separate charge for the paperwork.