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PAT Testing in London and Surrounding Areas
If you are a business owner, landlord or property manager, maintaining the safety of your premises includes ensuring that electrical appliances are kept in a safe working condition.
Just Sparky provides electrical services to help businesses and property owners maintain safer environments. Our PAT testing service helps identify potential faults in portable electrical appliances and supports a suitable electrical maintenance programme.
Keep your electrical appliances safe with professional Portable Appliance Testing from Just Sparky. Our PAT testing helps identify damaged equipment and potential electrical hazards in workplaces, rental properties and other environments.
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Who Needs PAT Testing?
PAT Testing for Different Environments
Businesses and Offices: Help maintain the safety of computers, printers, kettles and other workplace appliances.
Landlords: Check electrical appliances supplied with rental properties to help protect tenants.
Shops and Commercial Premises: Identify potential appliance faults and support workplace electrical safety.
Schools and Other Organisations: Help keep electrical equipment used by staff and visitors in safe working condition.
Why Choose Just Sparky?
Reliable Electrical Appliance Testing
Just Sparky helps businesses, landlords and property managers identify potential electrical appliance hazards through professional PAT testing.
Our service focuses on identifying faults, providing clear information about test results and helping you understand the next steps when issues are found.
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We usually respond within 15 minutes
| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| Up to 10 items | £89.00 |
| Up to 20 items | £99.00 |
| Up to 50 items | £137.00 |
| Up to 100 items | £207.00 |
Our PAT Testing Inspection Process
PAT testing may include visual inspections and appropriate electrical tests to assess the safety of portable electrical equipment.
Our checks can help identify:
Damaged plugs and power cables
Cracked or broken appliance casings
Signs of overheating or electrical damage
Faulty electrical connections
Appliances requiring repair or removal from use
The tests performed depend on the appliance type and its condition.