Every site is different, but the process behind it stays the same. Here's the full walkthrough, plus a sense of how it plays out for a few common types of site.
We ask a few quick questions — roughly how many items, what kind of equipment, and whether there's anything unusual about access or scheduling.
Most sites in Bath and Warwick are offered a visit within the same week. We work around your hours, including evenings and weekends where needed.
Every item gets a visual check first — plug, casing, cable condition — then the appropriate electrical test for its class. Anything that fails is labelled and flagged immediately, not buried in a report you see days later.
A digital certificate and full asset register lands in your inbox within 24 hours, formatted so you can hand it straight to an insurer, landlord or fire assessor without reformatting anything.
These are illustrative examples of how a visit typically runs for each type of site, not records of specific past jobs.
Desk equipment, monitors, kitchen appliances and printers. Usually scheduled outside core hours to avoid disrupting anyone's day.
Kettles, irons, hairdryers and TVs tested between tenancies, with a certificate formatted for the letting file.
110V and 240V power tools and leads, tested more frequently given how hard site equipment gets used.