Domestic electrical testing

With many years of experience and regular training, our team of certified electricians can complete various types of domestic electrical testing in London, ensuring that installations are compliant with NICEIC standards and remain safe for many years to come.

Speak to our team to book your electrical testing

Reasons why you may need domestic electrical testing

As a homeowner living in an owner-occupied property, regular electrical testing is not a legal requirement. However, it is recommended by both electricians and industry bodies in certain circumstances. With this in mind, we would advise booking in-depth testing with our team, in the following situations.

When selling your home

Although this is not mandatory, potential buyers or your solicitor may ask for an electrical safety certificate to verify the safety of the property.

Before moving into a new home

Many homeowners opt for testing all electrical installations by a certified professional before moving in for their own peace of mind.

After living in a property for years

All homeowners are recommended to book electrical testing of their home every 10 years to ensure that installations are not deteriorating.

Who can complete electrical testing?

During an electrical test, a range of components will be assessed to identify faults. These include potential fire hazards, electric shock risks, defective installations and lack of earthing or bonding. These checks can only be completed by a qualified individual who has both knowledge and experience handling the potential risks that come with damaged or deteriorating electrical installations.

At Broadgate Energy, our team are fully accredited by NICEIC, which means our engineers have been trained and approved to complete testing on appliances, cabling and more. We are also able to issue Electrical Installation Condition Reports and cover any remedial work required to get your home back up to a satisfactory level.

Our domestic electrical testing services

If you require electrical testing of your home but unsure which type of assessment fits your requirements, you can find more information on the services we provide by clicking through to the pages linked below.

Electrical Installation Condition Report

An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is used to test all installations in your home, including the fuse board, sockets and light switches.

PAT testing

If you need individual portable appliances to be tested, such as computer monitors, kettles or even electric drills, then you will need to book PAT testing.

FAQ's

PAT stands for “Portable Appliance Testing”, people often call it PAT testing because it is clearer than just calling it PAT.

PAT Testing Involves checking every electrical appliance that has a plug and is reasonably portable, or can be moved around. A visual inspection is carried out to check for damage, and then electrical tests are performed using a PAT Testing Machine, these tests are to check that the item is earthed, that the internal wiring is not damaged, and that there is no power leakage. Are you a landlord and require a small number of items tested? We can also provide a free no obligation quotation or answer any questions you may have.

Appointments can be booked in on weekdays (Monday – Friday) 8:30am-3pm, with evening and out of hours appointments available on a varying pricing schedule. If you require work to be completed on holidays or at the weekend, this is no problem! Ask the team at the point of booking and they will be able to offer you an updated price for the works you require.

Broadgate Energy employ permanent engineers who conduct most of their day-to-day appointments and projects. For larger projects, Broadgate Energy have approved sub-contractors who may work with them, if required.

Customer Testimonial

“As a landlord, I needed an EICR for my rental property. Broadgate Energy were prompt, professional, and handled everything efficiently. They explained the results clearly and gave great advice. I’ll definitely use them again for future checks!”

Jack Preston