PAT Testing Harpenden
PAT Testing Harpenden - Portable Appliance Testing and Certification Service Located in St Albans.
Tel: 01727 309677
HARPENDEN PAT TESTINGWelcome to PAT Testing Harpenden. We provide a Portable Appliance Testing Service in St Albans to help ensure businesses, landlords and property owners to comply with the Electricity at Work and insurance Regulations. Based in Harpenden, we cover Hertfordshire, London and surrounding counties.
If your company requires PAT Testing in the Harpenden, Watford, Luton, and Hemel, please feel free to call us or fill out the contact form below if you would like a chat or a visit to discuss your PAT testing requirements 01727 309677 We offer a fantastic PAT Test Prices and guarantee to beat any other genuine quote for PAT testing by 10%. We also offer a repeat customer loyalty discount scheme. 
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PAT Testing Near HarpendenOur prices start from as little as £69.00 - for full appliance tests, our prices are generally tailored to suit each company as they would depend on how many items were tested or the time spent. Prices include call out fee and full labelling of appliances/ items and PDF PAT Certificate.
We pride ourselves on a flexible and competitive pricing structure to provide low Pat Testing prices to meet your exact requirements and keep the cost of your Pat Testing down. As our Pat Testing services are tailored to your needs it enables us to ensure our PAT Testing costs are kept low. If you have already received a quote elsewhere then let us know and we’ll do our best to beat it by 10%. Local PAT Tester.
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Harpenden PAT Testers
St. Albans PAT Testing are experienced specialists in (PAT) portable appliance testing and provide a professional, reliable and considerable service. Our prices are very competitive for businesses, organisations and landlords requiring PAT testing near me. We also Offer (EICR) Electrical Installation Condition Report, Landlords Electrical Certificate. Local PAT Testing Harpenden. Need a Plumber or an Electrician? St. Albans Plumbing & Electrical.
Portable Appliance Testing Harpenden
Why do I need to get all of my electrical appliances tested?
PAT Testing Harpenden can be trusted with all of your electrical safety needs and also protects you from unwanted issues with insurance companies. If an accident happens in your workplace or property, and your electrics haven’t been PAT Tested, insurers could reject your claim outright.
Everyone within the business responsible for the safe use of electrical equipment (e.g. contractors, managers of electrical/electronic laboratories, office managers, maintenance supervisors), are each regarded by the EAWR as duty holders. This means that they should operate a routine safety testing programme for all equipment within their control and at a time based on the principles of risk assessment.
How will I receive my results?
A PAT Testing Certificate will be issued in a PDF Format to your Email address.
This can then be forwarded on to the Insurance/ Relevant Parties.
After Settlement of Invoice has been received, the following will be sent:
- Asset list Indicating Pass or Fail.
- PDF PAT Testing Certificate.
What is your PAT testing procedure?
Our engineer will make them self known to the person responsible for ordering the work at the testing premises.
The engineer will liaise with this person with regard to the schedule of testing on the premises.
We will always ask when it is appropriate for shutdown of equipment before hand.
Any appliances that fail the PAT test will be made known to the person ordering the work. We believe that we can offer you an unrivalled service, in quality and ability that will minimise disruption to your day to day operations whilst ensuring that you, and your staff, are working in the safest environment possible.
How long does PAT testing take?
The length of time in which PAT testing can take, depends on multiple factors such as the availability, location and access of the items/ equipment to be tested. An experience PAT Testing Engineer can probably expect to complete around 35 tests an hour. The most common delay in the testing is the equipment not being switched off by the user prior to the testing.
