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Ensure the safety and reliability of your portable electrical appliances with our professional PAT Testing Certs services. Our fully qualified electricians conduct thorough inspections and testing of your equipment, identifying potential faults or hazards that could pose risks to your home or workplace. Whether you’re a homeowner, landlord, or business owner, our PAT Testing services help you comply with legal requirements, reduce the risk of electrical accidents, and maintain a safe environment.
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Pat Testing Advantages:
- Enhanced Safety: Reduce the risk of electrical fires, shocks, or equipment failure.
- Legal Compliance: Meet health and safety obligations for landlords and businesses.
- Expert Technicians: Highly trained and certified professionals handle every job.
- Timely Completion: Projects completed on schedule without compromising quality.
- Customer Satisfaction: Guaranteed results tailored to your preferences and needs.
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An EICR is a formal document produced after an inspection and testing of the electrical installations in a property. It identifies any damage, defects, or unsafe conditions that might pose a risk and ensures the installation complies with the latest wiring regulations (BS 7671).
Domestic Premises: Recommended every 10 years (or 5 years for rental properties).
Commercial Premises: Recommended every 5 years, or as specified by risk assessment.
Change of Occupancy: An EICR is often required when a property is sold or rented out.
Domestic EICR: Focuses on smaller-scale systems, such as lighting, sockets, and appliances in homes.
Commercial EICR: Covers larger, more complex systems, including three-phase supplies, machinery, and emergency lighting. It also considers higher usage and stricter safety standards.
Only a qualified electrician or approved contractor with the necessary certifications (e.g., City & Guilds 2391 or 2394/2395) can perform an EICR. They must be registered with a competent person scheme (e.g., NICEIC, NAPIT, or ELECSA).
If the EICR identifies issues (coded as C1, C2, or FI), these must be addressed immediately:
C1 (Danger Present): Urgent repairs required.
C2 (Potentially Dangerous): Remedial work needed soon.
FI (Further Investigation): Additional testing or inspection required.
Once repairs are completed, a follow-up inspection may be needed to issue a satisfactory report.
Domestic Premises: £100–£300, depending on property size and location.
Commercial Premises: £200–£1,000+, depending on the size and complexity of the installation.