Every employer in Stirling with portable electrical equipment has a legal duty under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 to ensure it's safe and documented. That means the independent shops on King Street, the hotels around Stirling Castle, the engineering firms at Springkerse, and the University of Stirling departments across the Airthrey Loch campus.
We cover Stirling city centre and the wider FK7/FK8/FK9 postcode area — Bridge of Allan, Bannockburn, Dunblane, Callander, and surrounding villages — with a fixed fee by appliance count, no call-out charge, same-day digital certificate.
How the test works
Visual inspection first on every item — cracked plugs, damaged leads, missing earth pins, signs of overheating. Then the electronic tests: earth continuity, insulation resistance, earth leakage, touch current, polarity. Every result logged digitally. Certificate on the day, listing every appliance, its result, and the next test date. Accepted by Stirling Council, NHS Forth Valley, your insurer, and any letting agent.
Pricing — up to 25 items from £60, 26–100 items from £90, 100+ from £1.50 per item. No hidden extras.
Stirling landlords and HMO operators
Stirling Council licences HMOs across the city — student properties near the University, shared housing in the Raploch, Cowie, and Bannockburn areas. Annual PAT testing is a standard licence condition. We work with Stirling landlords regularly and can fit 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 tested and documented.
Stirling businesses and organisations we serve