Certified and Affordable PAT Testing Services in London cost From £59
Safety Spectrum London offers trusted, certified Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) for both residential and commercial properties. We work with a wide range of clients including landlords, letting agents, estate agents, property managers, housing associations, home buyers and sellers, and business owners helping them meet their legal safety obligations with fast, accurate, and fully compliant PAT testing. All testing is carried out by NICEIC-approved, DBS-checked, and City and Guilds 2377 qualified engineers with over six years of hands-on experience. We offer transparent pricing, fast turnaround, and same day certification so you stay compliant without delays.
Expert PAT Testing by Certified Engineers
At Safety Spectrum London, we combine professional service with technical precision.
Our team is:
- City and Guilds 2377 certified in PAT Testing
- NICEIC-approved and fully insured (£5 million public liability cover)
- DBS-checked—suitable for working in homes, schools, healthcare, and office settings
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With years of experience in electrical safety, we provide same-day or next-day PAT testing anywhere in London. Evening and weekend appointments are also available to suit your schedule.
We Offer Complete EICR Service Options in London
At Safety Spectrum London, we deliver all types of EICR testing and certification your one trusted team for complete electrical safety compliance.
Commercial EICR
We offer professional EICR testing for offices and commercial sites, ensuring your business stays fully compliant with minimal disruption.
Electrical Diagnostics
We deliver quick, accurate electrical fault-finding to identify issues early and prevent costly repairs or system failures.
Residential EICR
We provide fast, certified electrical inspections for homes and rentals, ensuring complete safety and compliance at competitive rates.
Fuse Box Installation
We provide modern, compliant fuse box upgrades that enhance safety, reduce tripping, and meet all 18th-Edition regulations.
Emergency Lighting Certificate
We offer reliable emergency lighting inspections and certification to ensure your building meets all legal and safety standards.
What Is Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)?
PAT Testing ensures your electrical appliances are safe to use. It helps prevent electric shocks, fires, and property damage caused by faulty or damaged equipment. It also ensures compliance with:
- Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
- Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
- Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998
In most cases, insurance companies require valid PAT certificates to maintain coverage in the event of electrical fire or injury claims.
What Counts as a Portable Appliance?
Any plug-in or portable electrical item should be PAT tested. This includes:
- Kettles and Microwaves
- Extension Leads
- Computers and Monitors
- Phone Chargers
- Fans and Vacuum Cleaners
- Power Tools and Audio Equipment
PAT testing applies to both domestic and commercial environments from office equipment to appliances supplied in rental properties.
Who Needs PAT Testing?
- Landlords and Letting Agencie
Appliances in rental properties must be safe. PAT testing helps you comply with the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector Regulations 2020. - Estate Agents, Property Managers and Real Estate Firms
We offer fast certification and multi-property testing, with same-day certificates to meet the demands of listings, move-ins, and audits. - Offices and Corporate Buildings
Ensure staff safety and meet legal obligations under workplace electrical safety laws with regular PAT testing. - Schools and Educational Institutions
We test all classroom and IT equipment during term breaks or after-hours to minimise disruption while keeping students and staff safe. - Retail and Hospitality
From shops and salons to bars, restaurants, and hotels—PAT testing is essential to protect staff, customers, and your reputation. - Construction and Industrial Sites
We test 110-volt tools and 3-phase machinery to help you comply with strict on-site safety regulations. - Healthcare and Public Sector
Hospitals, clinics, surgeries, and government buildings rely on PAT-tested appliances to pass compliance audits and inspections.
How Often Should PAT Testing Be Done
Low-Risk Environments
Offices, shops, and similar premises: every 24 months.
High Risk Environments
Construction, catering, and industrial settings: every 6 to 12 months.
HMO and Landlord Properties
Annually for all portable appliances supplied to tenants.
Healthcare and Public Sector
Hospitals, clinics, and government buildings rely on PAT-tested appliances .
PAT Testing Prices in London
What’s Included in the Price
- Visual and electrical testing for each appliance
• Pass/fail labelling
• Full report and certificate
• No hidden charges or parking costs
Factors Affecting Cost
The number of items, site accessibility, and environment type determine final pricing. Larger portfolios and agencies receive bulk discounts.
What You Receive After Testing
PAT Certificate with Unique Reference Number
Issued electronically with a unique ID for verification and record-keeping.
Detailed Appliance Report
Lists all appliances tested, results, and observations for full transparency.
Pass/Fail Labels
Each item is labelled with the result, engineer signature, and next test date.
Free Digital Storage and Renewal Reminder
Certificates are archived securely, and reminders are sent automatically before renewal.
Up to 10 Items
£59
10-20 Items
£79
20-40 Items
£89
Certificates and Engineer Credentials
City and Guilds 2377 Qualified Engineers
Fully trained and compliant with UK standards for portable appliance testing.
NICEIC Accredited and Safe Contractor Approved
Certified by leading electrical safety bodies.
£5 Million Public Liability Insurance
Protecting clients and property during every visit.
DBS-Checked Staff
Cleared for work in schools, healthcare, and residential settings.
Regular Equipment Calibration
All PAT testers are calibrated to BS EN 50678 and BS EN 50699 with traceable serial numbers.
Our PAT Testing Process
All tests performed comply with written RAMS (Risk Assessment & Method Statement) for total HSE compliance.
Visual Inspection
We begin by carefully inspecting each appliance for any visible signs of damage, exposed wires, or unsafe connections.
Electrical Testing
Using calibrated PAT testing equipment, we check for earth continuity, insulation resistance, and polarity to ensure each appliance meets safety standards.
Labelling and Asset Identification
Each tested appliance receives a clear PASS or FAIL label, along with the test date, engineer ID, and a unique barcode to track and log each item accurately.
Digital Report and Certificate
Within 24 hours, we issue a detailed digital PAT Test Certificate and report listing all tested items, complete with readings for compliance and record-keeping.
Free Retest Reminder
We log your next test due date in our system and send you automated reminders so you stay compliant without worrying about missed deadlines.
Book Your PAT Testing in London Today
Keep your business safe, compliant, and fully certified.
Why Choose Safety Spectrum London
- NICEIC / NAPIT Approved Commercial Electricians
- Over 6 Years of Experience in EICR Testing for Commercial Properties
- Fully Insured & DBS Checked Staff
- Transparent Commercial EICR Costs
- Same-Week Booking & 24–48 Hour Report Delivery
- Rated ★ 4.9 / 5 by London Landlords & Property Managers
- 100 % Compliance with BS 7671 & Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
We make commercial EICR requirements simple you get certified safety and peace of mind.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is PAT Testing and why is it needed?
PAT Testing ensures that your electrical appliances are safe to use. It significantly reduces the risk of electric shocks, electrical fires, and other hazards.
How long does PAT Testing take?
Most appointments take between 1 and 3 hours, depending on the number of appliances and the size of the property.
Is PAT Testing a legal requirement?
While not strictly mandatory, PAT Testing helps you comply with the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 and is often required by insurers and regulators.
How often should appliances be tested?
Offices: every 24 months High-risk environments: every 6–12 months Rental properties (landlords): every 12 months
What happens if an appliance fails the test?
It will be clearly marked with a “Fail” label, included in your report, and our engineer will advise whether the item should be repaired or replaced.
Who can carry out PAT Testing?
Only a competent person—trained under City andGuilds 2377 and using calibrated equipment—is qualified to carry out PAT Testing.
Do you offer same-day PAT Testing in London?
Yes. We offer same-day and next-day bookings across all London boroughs, including evenings and weekends.
Are new appliances required to be tested?
New appliances should be given a visual inspection before first use and included in the next scheduled testing cycle.
Do you offer discounts for multiple properties or agencies?
Yes. We offer reduced rates for landlords, estate agents, and facilities managers handling multiple properties or sites.
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