PAT testing.
Safety made clear.
Portable appliance testing, clear results and practical advice for your premises.
Individual Training & Checks
Each badge records training or a check completed by an individual engineer. They are not accreditations held by HT Solution.
Simple pricing.
No surprises.
The first appliance is £60, then £1.50 for each additional appliance tested on the same visit.
First appliance
£60
The first appliance tested on site.
Each additional appliance
£1.50
Charged per appliance after the first.
Example totals
- 5 appliances£66
- 10 appliances£73.50
- 25 appliances£96
- 50 appliances£133.50
- 100 appliances£208.50
Each total is £60 for the first appliance plus £1.50 for every additional appliance.
Small appliances.
A serious responsibility.
What is portable appliance testing?
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is the routine inspection and testing of electrical appliances to confirm they are safe to use. Our qualified engineers test each appliance, fit a pass or fail label, and provide a full written record so you can demonstrate compliance with your duty of care as a landlord, employer or business owner.
Every visit includes
- 01
Visual inspection of each appliance
- 02
Electrical safety test (insulation & earth continuity)
- 03
Pass/fail labelling on every item
- 04
Detailed appliance register and test report
- 05
Recommendations for any failed items
PAT testing equipment · illustrative photograph
Thorough checks.
Clear answers.
A practical service, built around your premises.
What to expect
Your day. With less disruption.
Professional service
A prompt, courteous visit arranged around your schedule, with respect for your premises and the people in them.
Comprehensive testing
We test portable appliances in your property, from IT equipment and kitchen appliances to hand tools and extension leads.
Efficiency
A streamlined process designed to keep downtime to a minimum so you can get on with your day.
Expert advice
Practical, plain-English guidance on keeping your appliances safe and staying on top of your retest schedule.
Different spaces.
The same care.
Landlords, letting agents, offices, shops, schools, nurseries, care homes, warehouses and any business with portable electrical equipment.
Offices & workplaces
Portable electrical equipment in your day-to-day working environment.
Landlords & letting agents
Appliance testing for the rental properties you look after.
Schools & nurseries
Electrical appliance checks for places of learning.
Shops & retail
Testing for portable equipment throughout your business premises.
Illustrative properties, not HT customer premises. Swipe or use the arrows.
From first call
to final report.
Book a convenient date, we attend your premises, test each appliance in turn with minimal disruption, and email your compliance certificate and appliance register within 24 hours.
- 01
Request a quote
Tell us about your premises and roughly how many appliances you have. We'll come back with a clear, no-obligation quote.
- 02
Arrange a visit
Choose a date that suits you. Our engineer attends your premises and tests each appliance with minimal disruption.
- 03
Receive your results
We email your appliance register and test report, with pass/fail labels on every item.
Keep a clear record
of electrical safety.
PAT testing supports your obligations under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 and the Health & Safety at Work Act. While not a legal requirement by name, it is the recognised method for demonstrating that portable appliances are maintained safely.
A little clarity,
before we visit.
Ready for your
next safety check?
Contact us for a free quote
Tell us about your premises and appliance count. We'll discuss your requirements and confirm availability before booking.
Your quote is free, with no obligation — we'll confirm the details for your premises before booking.
Your PAT testing enquiry
A few details help us prepare your quote.
Photography & image credits
Illustrative photographs, not portraits of HT staff or photographs of HT customer premises. PAT testing: Pete / Flickr (public domain). PAT equipment: Ian Watson / Wikimedia Commons (public domain). Property images: Unsplash licence. Images are cropped for this layout.