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PAT Testing
We provide affordable PAT testing for the central belt of Scotland. Including PAT testing Edinburgh, PAT testing West Lothian, Falkirk, East Lothian, Midlothian, Borders and all surrounding areas.
We want to retain our customers business that’s why we offer competitive rates and a service you can trust.
We are Landlord PAT testing specialists and our PAT testing certificates are accepted by Letting Agents and Councils.
Our fully trained PAT testing engineers also carry out business PAT testing to all Edinburgh and Lothians customers.
We are based in West Lothian however carry out most
of our Landlord certificates and PAT Testing in Edinburgh.
Business PAT Testing £50+VAT
Landlord Certificates
PAT Certificate £50+VAT
Legionella Risk Assessment £50 + VAT
PAT & Legionella Combined £90+VAT
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Also EICR, Gas, EPC & Lead Test at great prices
PAT Testing Edinburgh Fixed Prices Same Day Certificates
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Landlord Certs
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Lead, EPC, Gas
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Domestic Legionella
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Business PAT
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Our aim is to provide professional PAT Testing, Legionella Risk Assessments and Landlord Certificates in Edinburgh and Lothians enabling our customers to fulfil their property health and safety obligations with as little disruption to their operation as possible. We offer one of the most cost effective Landlord PAT Testing & Legionella Risk Assessment services in Edinburgh and Lothians. We also provide EICR, EPC, Lead Testing & Gas certs for Edinburgh / Lothian properties. Starting out as a PAT testing business we have rapidly grown to be one of Edinburgh's go to companies for Landlord Certificates.
Business PAT Testing Edinburgh
All Edinburgh and Lothian business owners and employers have a duty to prevent any harm coming to employees and customers whilst they are on your premises. One way you can ensure you comply with this is implementing regular PAT Testing.
Under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, all employers are required to ensure that anything provided for work purposes is safe. The electricity at Work Regulations (1989) also state all electrical equipment that can cause injury is maintained in a safe condition. The easiest way to make sure your workplace complies with these regulations regarding electrical equipment is to have your workplace PAT Tested.
Failure to implement an ongoing programme of regular business PAT Testing may have implications regarding your insurance policy in the event of a related injury.
The person arranging your business PAT Testing in Edinburgh can vary from business to business. Most business PAT Testing in Edinburgh that we have carried out our contact has been the Office Manager, Admin / Receptionist or Health and Safety Manager. Whoever it is, this person would be known as the Duty Holder and would be our main contact whilst carrying out the PAT Testing and providing the documentation.
Although the industry standard for Business PAT Testing is 1 year. The IET Code of Practice doesn’t actually specify a duration. This is because different workplaces have different risk factors therefore they advise business PAT Testing intervals should be decided on a risk assessment approach. To be on the safe side we always recommend our customers to stick to the industry standard of 1 year for their Edinburgh PAT Testing. We have also found that this interval period is often the most requested by insurance companies too. With construction equipment we would advise testing more frequently and to discussed with the site Health & Safety Manager for their input regarding company policy.
Based in West Lothian, Scotland
City & Guilds Qualified ✔️
Landlord Certificates ✔️
Business PAT Testing ✔️
PAT Labels On Appliances ✔️
Same Day Certificate✔️
PAT Test Certificate ✔️
Used by Letting Agents ✔️
PAT Testing Edinburgh ✔️
Landlord PAT Testing ✔️
PAT Testing Scotland ✔️
PAT Testing West Lothian ✔️
Lead Water Testing ✔️
Legionella Risk Assessment✔️
Public liability £5,000,000 ✔️
PAT Testing in Edinburgh, West Lothians, Falkirk, East Lothian, Midlothian
Landlord PAT Testing Edinburgh
We are City & Guilds qualified In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment engineers making us the perfect company to carry out your Landlord PAT Testing in Edinburgh. All PAT certificates are supplied in electronic PDF format and issued the same day if required. The tenant or guest are entitled to see or have copies of the Landlord PAT Testing certs for their own records if requested.
The Repairing Standard, statutory guidance for private landlords section D.83 states the date for retesting appliances is usually set during the In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (Also known as PAT). They also state this will usually be more frequent than five years and if the skilled person recommends more frequent checks then the landlord should take account of this and follow advice provided on frequency of inspection and testing. We mostly advise Landlord PAT Testing to be carried out annually. In our opinion waiting many years can be too long especially if items such as hairdryers, vacuum cleaners and irons are being used frequently. There is a high chance of this type of equipment being subject to damage in particular the cables or outer casing of the appliance. After all it is about keeping the guest or tenant safe whilst staying in your rental property. Therefore frequent testing is recommended.
We will PAT Test all Edinburgh Landlord equipment from white goods such as refrigerators and washing machines to brown goods such as televisions and DVD players. Even integrated kitchen appliances are tested not just portable ones.
Landlord PAT testing is often mistaking for an EICR however this is a completely different safety certificate. An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a thorough assessment of the rental properties electrical installation. It evaluates the safety and compliance of the electrical systems ensuring they meet the current standards. Although also a very important safety certificate this should be carried out by a fully qualified electrician and in general will cost more to perform and take more time to carry out.