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PAT Testing for Landlords

As a landlord, you have a duty to prevent harm to your tenants from electrical appliances that you supply. Portable appliance testing is widely regarded as being the best way of complying with this obligation. Without a programme of planned appliance testing and maintenance, you could be legally liable for damages resulting from your untested appliances. This covers all portable appliances that you supply, including fridges and freezers, microwave ovens (see microwave testing also), televisions and vacuum cleaners.


We are commited to helping and aiding our customer through the whole PAT testing process. We provide you with a complete package of tests and results to comply with all Health & Safety legislation. So if you are looking for a professional PAT testing service at a competitive price, we can help.

Regulations

The Housing Act 2004 (England and Wales) provides for a safe and healthy environment for any potential occupiers, or visitors, from an electrical perspective this includes portable electric equipment. The condition of associated leads and plugs of portable appliances should also be taken into account in the assessment if they are provided as part of a rented dwelling. Portable Appliance Testing is one way of ensuring equipment is safe for continued use. 

Guidance from Communities and Local Government (CLG) indicates that when accommodation is re-let, the electrical appliances will be classed as being supplied to that tenant for the first time, and should therefore be re-checked.

The Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 1994, mandatory since 1 January 1997, state that all electrical appliances supplied with let accommodation must be safe. This applies to both new and second-hand appliances and covers all electrical items supplied for the intended use of the Tenant. The only sure method of ensuring that these appliances are safe is to have them tested by a trained competent person using the appropriate calibrated portable appliance testing equipment.

How much does PAT testing cost?

We provide Portable Application Testing giving peace of mind knowing that the appliances are electrically safe. After testing we give a register of all appliances tested and relevant test certs issued, this can be from as little as £3.50 an item.
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K & S Installations - Electrical Contractors
Horton Barn
Eaves Lane, Kerry Hill
Arms Head
Stoke-on-Trent
​ST2 8NA
Call us on: 01785 824 821
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