PAT testing
Covers portable appliances that plug in: kettles, tools, computers, extension leads.
PAT testing, minor works certificates and emergency lighting testing for landlords, employers and letting agents.
Each type of testing is priced separately because the work is different. Where several are needed at one property they are combined into a single visit.
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Covers portable appliances that plug in: kettles, tools, computers, extension leads.
Covers an alteration or addition to an existing circuit, such as a new socket or light.
Covers the escape lighting in a commercial or communal building and its duration under battery.
Covers the fixed wiring of the whole property. That is a separate service with its own page.
We are NAPIT registered under member number 80815, and NAPIT publish that listing on their own member search, so you can confirm it without asking us for anything. Beyond the registration, the things we hold ourselves to are simple: the fault explained in plain English, a price agreed before the work starts, and the certificate or report the job calls for handed over at the end.
Send the job details and you get a straight answer on what is involved and what happens next.
Your quote, updates, payments and receipts stay together.
Photos, access details and updates stay with the job from start to finish.
See a price where one is available. Any quoted work is agreed before it starts.
Each test type is carried out to its own method and recorded on its own certificate.
Testing goes faster when items are accessible and the building is quiet.
A rough count of appliances, or the number of emergency luminaires, sets the time needed.
Most failures are found by eye before an instrument is used at all.
Every item tested is recorded, pass or fail, with the reading behind it.
You receive a digital copy the same day where possible.
The paperwork is the product here, so it is written to be handed straight to whoever asked for it.
Published customer reviews may cover different types of electrical work, not only testing and certification.
4.9
Great work in the world thank you
NicholasMyJobQuote
I had an EV charger installed by Valand, and I couldn’t be more pleased. From the initial quote to the final inspection, the entire process was smooth and stress-free. He was knowledgeable, friendly, and made sure the charger was positioned exactly where I wanted it. All the necessary certificates provided and warranty as well. Excellent service from start to finish!
egli tollaku
Was with us with in good time, was brilliant at finding the fault and getting us back on with power, highly recommend:)
Tara Elliott
Colchester, Witham, Maldon, Wivenhoe, Tiptree, Kelvedon, West Mersea, Stanway, Brightlingsea, Coggeshall, Marks Tey
Clear answers before you request a quote.
The law requires electrical equipment to be maintained in a safe condition. PAT testing is the usual way employers and landlords demonstrate that, but the law names the outcome, not the method.
It depends on the equipment and the environment. Site tools need it far more often than an office computer, and a sensible interval is advised for yours.
A minor works certificate covers one alteration you have just had done. An EICR reports on the condition of the whole fixed installation.
Yes, where an annual duration test is required. Say beforehand so the building can be arranged around it.
Yes, and for shops and offices that is often easier.
It is labelled, recorded and taken out of use, then you decide whether to repair or replace. Repairs are quoted separately.
Tell us the property, the postcode and what is actually happening, and add a photo of the fuse board if a circuit keeps tripping. That is usually enough for us to say which service it maps to and what the next step is. Homeowners, landlords and businesses are all welcome.