Our Services
Electrical Testing & Safety Inspections
Our Accreditations
Certified & Accredited


About This Service
Electrical Testing & Safety Inspections Done Right
Safe, compliant electrical systems that pass inspections, protect occupants and keep your property insured and operational. Our Electrical Testing & Safety Inspections deliver thorough EICRs, PAT testing, emergency‑lighting and fire‑alarm testing, new‑installation verification and bespoke periodic programmes for homes, offices, HMOs and retail premises. NAPIT‑accredited engineers from Crawley produce numbered, easy‑to‑follow reports, recommended remedial plans and digital certificates, then programme retests and coordinate any follow‑up works so landlords, facilities managers and homeowners remain confidently compliant.
Why Choose us for Electrical Testing & Safety Inspections?
Compliance you can prove
NAPIT accreditation and Constructionline Silver mean reports are recognised by landlords, insurers and building control; we supply numbered digital certificates for your records.
Clarity, not jargon
Reports list faults by severity, give practical remedial steps and include time‑bound recommendations so facilities managers and landlords know exactly what to do next.
Local capacity, rapid response
Based in Crawley with 15+ years' experience and the resources to handle reactive call‑outs or scheduled testing programmes across the South East.
How It Works
Initial Booking & Brief
Tell us the property type, scope (EICR, PAT, emergency lighting, fire alarm) and timescale; we agree access and safety arrangements.
On‑site Inspection & Testing
NAPIT‑accredited engineers carry out visual inspections and instrument tests, record results, label circuits and note any Code 1/2 observations.
Report, Remedials & Retest
You receive a numbered digital report with clear remedial actions, timescales and certificates. We can quote, schedule remedial works and programme retests.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequency depends on property type and use: privately rented homes and HMOs typically require more frequent checks than single‑owner family properties, while commercial premises may follow industry or insurer schedules. We assess your property and recommend a bespoke periodic programme in line with current guidance.
