Services & Pricing

No hidden fees. Simple, honest pricing designed to keep your gear legal, safe, insured and compliant with Electricity at Work Regulations (1989)

Prices

  • Weekday Inspection - £4.00 per item / No call out fee

    Includes full testing, PDF Safety Certificate with itemised schedule of tested items, PAT Test ‘Pass’ Stickers applied to each item.

  • Out of office hours and weekend inspections: £4.50 per item

    (for busy daytime offices to avoid work hour downtime while testing)

  • Larger Inventories for Office buildings, Hotels, Nursing Homes (250+ items): Custom volume rates available on request.

Coverage Area

Based in Allestree (DE22), covering all locations within a 30 mile radius, including:

  • Derby City Centre, Allestree, Darley Abbey, Duffield, Belper, Ashbourne, Ripley, Ilkeston, Long Eaton, and surrounding Derbyshire areas.

  • Jobs outside the 30-minute radius are welcome—a modest travel surcharge applies depending on distance.

What’s Included in Every Visit

  • Full formal visual inspection and calibrated electrical instrument tests (Earth Continuity, Insulation Resistance, Polarity)

  • Durable, tamper-evident pass/fail barcode labels applied to every tested item

  • Wall socket power supply tests for fixed and countertop appliances.

  • Free Minor Remediation: Correct fuse rating replacements and basic plug re-terminations included free of charge

  • Digital Asset Item register & schedule, formal EET/PAT Safety Certificate supplied as an audit-ready PDF

  • Free annual re-test reminder so your compliance never lapses

  • Year on year asset monitoring for deteriorating readings and recommendations to the duty holder

Minor Repairs & Replacements

If an item fails due to a damaged plug or damaged mains lead, I can often fix it on-site to keep downtime to zero:

  • Standard 13A UK Mains Plugs: £4.00 – £6.00

  • Industrial Blue 16A CEE form Plugs/Couplers: £8.00 – £12.00

  • Replacement Standard IEC / Kettle Leads: £7.00 - £9.00

  • Heavy-duty cable, rewires, or specialised connectors priced by spec/length on inspection.

Tailored Sector Checklists

1. DJs, Bands & Mobile Event Professionals

Venues, hotels, and marquee sites require valid PAT/EET certificates before you plug in. I understand the specific gear you carry and the importance of preserving road-ready equipment.

  • Common Items: Active speakers, subwoofers, power amps, lighting fixtures, moving heads, DMX-linked power bars, DJ controllers, hazers/smoke machines, extension reels, IEC leads, laptop power supplies.

  • Why It Matters: Most wedding and corporate venues will refuse entry without a current certificate and public liability insurance.

2. Mobile Catering & Static Commercial Kitchens

Commercial kitchens and food trucks operate in high-risk environments with steam, grease, and mechanical wear.

  • Common Items: Commercial griddles, fryers, water boilers (urns), panini presses, blenders, refrigeration units, food warmers, heat lamps, extraction fans, POS terminals.

  • Why It Matters: Meeting local council Environmental Health standards, food hygiene inspections, and property/van insurance terms.

3. Trades, Construction & Site Workers (110V & 230V)

Power tools and extension leads on construction sites endure heavy wear and require strict, frequent safety audits under Health & Safety executive guidelines.

  • Common Items: 110V step-down transformers, SDS drills, angle grinders, chop saws, dust extractors, paddle mixers, battery chargers, 110V & 240V site extension leads, temporary work lights.

  • Why It Matters: Tier 1 and principal contractors will not permit untagged electrical tools onto active sites.

4. Landlords, HMOs & Holiday Lets (Airbnbs)

Duty-of-care compliance to protect tenants and satisfy mortgage and licensing criteria.

  • Common Items: White goods (fridges, freezers, washing machines, tumble dryers), microwaves, kettles, toasters, vacuum cleaners, desk lamps, electric heaters.

  • Why It Matters: Essential for Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire & Stafforshire HMO licensing conditions and protecting landlords against liability under consumer protection regulations.

5. Offices, Salons & Small Retail

Low-disruption testing for day-to-day workplace equipment.

  • Common Items: Desktop PCs, monitors, printers, multi-way extension gangs, kitchen appliances, hair dryers, styling irons, till systems, display lighting.

  • Why It Matters: Compliance under the Electricity at Work Regulations (1989) with quiet, efficient testing that won't halt your workday.