Specialist providers of Electrical Appliance Testing services

Providing an Electrical Appliance Testing service for North East businesses, to help you maintain compliance through safe electrical equipment.

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Based in Newcastle upon Tyne we come to your location, whether it’s home or work, to inspect your electrical equipment to make sure it is safe to continue using. Whether you just have a laptop or thousands of computers; we can help.

We cover all of the North East of England including Northumberland, Tyne and Wear and Co. Durham.

It is our aim to help business owners understand and manage their electrical safety – we can help you with portable appliances (PAT), fixed appliances (FAT) and your mains wiring (EICR).

We do Electrical Appliance Testing in offices, schools, holiday lets and rental properties, in shops and salons, restaurants and hotels. Whatever your business is, we can help you.

Simply pick up the phone, email or fill out our quote form to get the ball rolling. We’ll give you a price over the phone or arrange to come in to do a survey, either way we make the process nice and simple and leave you feeling confident your in safe hands.

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Whilst you don’t need to get a PAT test done by law, you are legally required to ensure your electrical equipment is safe to continue being used; and the only recognised way of doing this is to get it PAT tested.

The appliance test will check your appliance is safe – any faults will be repaired; if it can’t be repaired it’ll fail and recommendations will be made for what to do next.

The PAT Testing Certificate Report you are provided with details the tests carried out and results obtained – you need that if there is ever an accident or fire. You’ll also need it if you get a visit from the fire officer or a risk assessor. You need it if you get inspected by a governing body such as the CQC or Ofsted, for example.

You must ensure all electrical equipment is safe, including appliances with a plug, and those that have been ‘hard wired’; although the rules are different. We’ll guide you if it applies.

You are responsible for ensuring electrical equipment you use at work or in another workplace is safe – so get it checked – Protect yourself.