Portable appliance testing
Portable appliance testing for accessible workplace equipment, planned around your agreed inventory and site conditions.
PAT testing services
Commercial PAT testing for active workplaces.
A structured PAT testing programme gives organisations a clearer view of portable electrical equipment condition, inspection outcomes and the next steps that require attention.
From 89p
per appliance inspected and tested
A practical service scope, documented with purpose.
Our testing approach is built for active commercial premises, with planning that considers access, equipment type and the day-to-day rhythm of your site.
Prices from 89p per appliance inspected and tested. Final scope can be planned around the equipment count, site access and operating requirements.
Visual condition checks
A focused review of equipment condition to identify visible damage, wear and basic safety concerns.
Testing records
Clear inspection outcomes to help facilities, estates and property teams maintain a usable equipment record.
Remedial direction
Practical notes on equipment that may need removal, replacement or further assessment.
Commercial PAT testing prices
What does commercial PAT testing cost?
Commercial PAT testing prices from 89p per appliance inspected and tested. The final cost is based on the number and type of portable appliances, the number of premises, access arrangements and how the visit needs to fit around your operations.
A clear equipment estimate and site information help us confirm a practical scope before testing is scheduled.
Request a commercial PAT testing quoteMethod
A clear process from site review to documented outcome.
- 01
Site and equipment review
Define the equipment population, locations and any operational constraints before testing begins.
- 02
Visual inspection
Check accessible equipment for visible signs of damage, wear or unsuitable conditions.
- 03
Electrical testing
Carry out the appropriate electrical tests for the item and environment.
- 04
Report and next steps
Provide organised test outcomes to support equipment records and follow-up decisions.
Records and reporting
Information that supports responsible equipment oversight.
Testing outcomes can be organised to support your internal equipment register, site reviews and responsible follow-up activity. Where an item needs attention, the focus is on a clear practical next step.
Equipment scope
A clearer picture of what equipment has been included within the agreed scope.
Recorded outcomes
Inspection and test outcomes arranged for straightforward review.
Follow-up guidance
Visible notes for equipment requiring further attention or replacement decisions.
Commercial PAT testing questions
Straight answers for workplace equipment testing.
Answers based on a commercial testing programme, equipment scope and your working environment.
What is commercial PAT testing?
Commercial PAT testing is a structured programme of visual inspection and appropriate electrical tests for portable equipment used in workplaces. It helps organisations maintain clear records of equipment condition and test outcomes.
How much does commercial PAT testing cost?
Prices from 89p per appliance inspected and tested. The final price depends on the equipment quantity, equipment types, access requirements, number of sites and the operational timetable for the visit.
What does a PAT testing certificate include?
Following the agreed testing scope, documentation records the equipment assessed and its test outcome. Itemised results provide a usable record for facilities, health and safety and property teams.
How often should business equipment be PAT tested?
The appropriate testing frequency depends on the equipment, how it is used and the environment it is used in. A site review helps establish a proportionate programme rather than relying on one fixed interval for every item.
For working sites
Planned for places where equipment has to keep working.
Whether you manage a compact office or a multi-location operational estate, the programme can be planned to work around your environment.
Offices and commercial premises
Schools and education settings
Airports and transport environments
Industrial and retail operations
NHS and care settings
Sports venues and landlord portfolios
Start with a clear view of your testing requirements.
Talk through your equipment scope, location and operational needs to understand the appropriate next step.