The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 apply to every workplace in Falkirk where portable electrical equipment is used. That's the estate agents on Newmarket Street, the hair salons in Denny, the engineering firms in Stenhousemuir, and the independent cafés across Bo'ness. Same duty whether you have 10 appliances or 1,000.
We cover all FK postcodes — Falkirk, Grangemouth, Larbert, Stenhousemuir, Bo'ness, Bonnybridge, Denny, and Polmont — with a fixed fee by appliance count, no call-out charge, and a same-day digital certificate.
How the test works
We arrive with a professional multi-parameter PAT tester. Visual inspection first — cracked plugs, damaged leads, signs of overheating, anything obviously wrong gets flagged straight away. Then the electronic tests: earth continuity, insulation resistance, earth leakage, touch current, and polarity. Every result is logged digitally. When we're done, you get a full certificate before we leave — every item, every result, every test value. That's what Falkirk Council's HMO licensing team, your insurer, and any letting agent expect.
Pricing — up to 25 items from £60, 26–100 items from £90, 100+ from £1.50 per item. No call-out charge within the Forth Valley.
If something fails and needs a quick repair on the day, we retest it at no extra charge on the same visit.
Falkirk landlords and HMO operators
Falkirk Council licences HMOs across the area. Annual PAT testing is a standard condition of that licence, and out-of-date or missing certificates hold up renewals. We work with Falkirk landlords regularly and can usually schedule urgent pre-renewal visits within 48 hours. Private furnished lets also need PAT testing under the Repairing Standard — any appliance you supply as part of the tenancy needs documented testing.
Falkirk businesses we regularly serve