PAT Testing
Portable Appliance Testing
London
Fast, professional PAT testing for landlords, businesses, offices and schools. Certificates issued on the day.
PAT Testing
Fast, professional PAT testing for landlords, businesses, offices and schools. Certificates issued on the day.
What is PAT Testing?
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is the process of checking electrical appliances for safety. For businesses, the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require electrical equipment to be kept safe, and PAT testing is the usual way to show it. Private landlords have no specific PAT law, but any appliance you supply must be safe — and many HMO licences, letting agents and insurers ask for PAT records. Landlords: see exactly what the law requires →
Prices are the total — no VAT added. Fixed price confirmed when you book.
from £65
Per visit — certificate and appliance register the same day
Book now →from £190
Gas certificate + EICR + PAT (up to 10 items), 1-bed
Details →£65 per property
Portfolio rates when several properties are done together
Details →Fixed quote
Priced on the number of items — tell us roughly how many
Get a quote →Landlords: add PAT testing to your gas safety certificate and EICR visit — all three on the same day. See landlord packages.
There’s no single fixed interval — it depends on the type of equipment and how it’s used. The IET Code of Practice suggests shorter intervals for equipment that is moved around or used hard (for example on building sites or in kitchens) and longer ones for low-risk office equipment. Landlords commonly test between tenancies, and many HMO licences set their own requirement.
Landlords: read do landlords need PAT testing?
You'll receive your PAT certificate and full appliance register on the day of testing — no waiting.
We test efficiently to minimise disruption to your business, tenants or workplace.
All testing follows the IET (Institution of Engineering and Technology) Code of Practice for In-Service Inspection.
Clear per-item pricing with no hidden extras. Discounts available for large quantities.
Detailed register of every appliance tested — exactly what insurers and letting agents need to see.
We cover all of North, West and Central London, Potters Bar and Hatfield.
Areas We Cover
With FE Maintenance PAT testing is from £65 per visit, and our Gold package with a gas safety certificate, EICR and PAT testing for up to 10 items is from £190 for a 1-bed property. Offices and larger sites get a fixed quote based on the number of items. Prices are the total, with no VAT added.
There is no specific law requiring private landlords to PAT test, but any appliance you supply must be safe. PAT testing is the usual way to show this, and many HMO licences, letting agents and insurers ask for PAT records.
The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require businesses to keep electrical equipment in a safe condition. The law does not say how, but PAT testing is the most common way to show you have done it.
It depends on the equipment and how it is used. The IET Code of Practice suggests more frequent checks for equipment that is moved around or heavily used, and less frequent checks for low-risk office equipment.
It is labelled as failed and should not be used. We explain why, and many faults such as a damaged plug, fuse or lead can be fixed and re-tested on the same visit.
The same day, together with a full register of every appliance tested.
Call us, WhatsApp us, or fill in our contact form — we usually respond within a few hours.