PAT Testing & Electrical Safety Testing

Keeping your electrical kit safe. Without making a song and dance about it.
We inspect and test your electrical equipment for signs of damage, deterioration and electrical faults — because putting a sticker on something doesn't magically make it safe.
Every appliance gets a proper visual inspection first , followed by appropriate electrical testing where required. We check the things that matter — plugs, cables, connections, insulation, earth continuity and more — and record the results.
Our work follows the IET Code of Practice for In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment, 5th Edition , alongside the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 . We take a sensible, risk-based approach to keeping equipment safe for continued use — rather than testing everything simply because “we did it last year.”
In short: inspect it properly, test it properly, record it properly.
And yes, if you want stickers, you can have them!, We'll even add lovely unique QR code for each appliance..

Microwaves are great! But they're best staying inside the oven cooking your lovely food — not cooking you.
Thankfully, that's very unlikely. What we are checking for is excessive microwave leakage from damaged, worn or poorly maintained ovens.
We use specialist equipment to measure microwave emissions and make sure they’re within safe permitted limits . It can also highlight leakage that could potentially cause interference with nearby electronic equipment.
No extra charge*. It's all part of the service.
Because if we're already testing the oven, we might as well make sure it's keeping the microwaves where they belong.

Yeah, its dull... but we can help to make it simpler, quicker and easier.
The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require electrical equipment to be maintained so far as reasonably practicable to prevent danger. They don't tell you to simply test everything every year — thankfully — but they do expect you to have sensible arrangements for managing electrical safety.
That's where we come in.
As soon a your inspection is complete we will provide a clear, itemised electronic report of everything we've inspected and tested (with photographs available if required) Just add them to your records, this helps to demonstrate how you've managed your electrical safety obligations and can provide supporting documentation for insurance purposes .
Every item gets a unique ID — and if you already have your own asset numbers, we'll use them. No asset list? No problem. We'll create one for you.
Each appliance can also have its own QR code , allowing us to instantly pull up its previous test history when it's time for another visit. Less searching, less paperwork, less “where on earth did we put that spreadsheet?”
It's the boring stuff that makes the rest of the job easy.

A green sticker doesn't make the whole room safe.
An appliance can pass its individual safety tests and still be part of a bigger problem. We look at the bigger picture — the environment the equipment is used in, how it's being used, and how it's connected.
For example, an extension lead might be perfectly safe on its own. Add an electric heater, microwave and a few other hungry appliances, though, and suddenly that innocent-looking extension lead could be overloaded. Overloads can cause overheating, damage equipment and, in the wrong circumstances, create a risk of electric shock or fire. HSE guidance specifically requires electrical systems and equipment to be protected against dangerous overloads.
Safety assessment is an integral part of our service. We'll identify existing or potential problems, explain what we've found and give you practical advice on how to put things right. Many issues are surprisingly simple to resolve.
Because ultimately, it's not just about whether an appliance passes a test — it's about keeping the people using your premises, and the premises themselves, safe.
And yes, this is all part of the service. No awkward upselling required.