PAT Testing Process in 4 Easy Steps....

Request a Quote

Get in contact by telephone, email or by requesting a quote through our website.

Book Your Testing

Confirm your happy to go ahead with your quotation, book a time and date for your testing.

Engineer Arrives

A qualified City & Guilds 2377 Level 3 trained engineer will arrive to carry out your testing & inspection.

Receive Your Certificate

Once testing has been completed you will receive your detailed PAT testing report and certificate. 

Why PAT Testing is important..

PAT Testing helps prevent electrical accidents, fires, and shocks by identifying and addressing potential hazards before they become dangerous.

In the UK, landlords and businesses are legally required to ensure their electrical equipment is Safe to Use and PAT Testing is a common way to demonstrate compliance and comply with The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989.

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Testing Multiple Industries With Over 10 Years Experience:

HMO Landlords, Holiday Lets
& Residential Care Homes

Small & Large Offices
Including Multiple Sites 

Retail Shops, Restaurants
& Small Businesses

Schools, Colleges, University's
& Nursery's

Warehouses, Factories, Garages
& Industrial Units

How Safe Are Your Appliances?

In the UK, there are approximately 19,300 electrical fires
per year, with a significant portion attributed to faulty
appliances, leads and misuse of electrical equipment.

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Why Earth Neutral Voltage?

Independently Run Business

Being a independent business we have a more direct relationship with our clients.

City & Guilds Qualified

C&G 2377
Level 3 trained & Qualified.

Professional Service

Committed to the service provided at the highest standard.

DBS Checked

Checked through
the Disclosure & Barring Service.

Work Around You

To reduce interruption to your business testing can be carried out of hours at no extra cost.

Public Liability Insurance

Public liability insurance covering
up to £5m.

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Information frequently asked..

What is PAT Testing?

PAT Testing (Portable Appliance Testing) also known as Electrical Equipment Testing (EET) is the examination of all electrical equipment to ensure it is safe to use. It helps identify potential hazards, reducing the risk of electrical accidents and equipment damage.

Is PAT testing required for my business insurance?

Insurance providers require businesses to show that their electrical equipment is regularly and safely maintained. If an accident occurs due to a faulty electrical appliance, having Electrical Equipment Testing (PAT) records can be crucial for proving compliance and protecting your insurance claim.

What appliances need to be tested?

The inspection and testing process covers the inspection and testing of all electrical equipment that is connected to, or could be connected to the fixed installation, this also includes electrical equipment connected to a fused spur. 

For infomation see: What needs testing during a PAT Testing inspection

Is PAT Testing a legal requirement?

The simple answer is NO! There are currently no laws in place saying your required to carry out electrical equipment testing (PAT Testing).
But.. there are laws in place that as a duty holder, it is your responsibility to keep your employess and customers safe.

What areas do you cover?

We provide Electrical Equipment Testing services around the South East of England & London areas.
(If you are out of these areas and would still like a quotation please email: sales@envpattesting.co.uk)

Phone

07843908973

Office Opening Hours:

Monday - Friday: 9:00 - 16:00

Saturday - Sunday: Closed

Bank Holidays: Closed