Flats above High Street shops
Flats above shops in Banstead High Street, Woodcote Road in Wallington, and Central Road in Worcester Park often share electrical incoming supplies or common areas where regular appliance checks support landlord duties.
Most electricians near Banstead charge around £75 for PAT testing. TMB Electrics charges £120.
Right in line with local prices
And you know the figure before we visit, not after.
Book PAT testing — £120Pricing is based on the number of appliances inspected and tested at your property. You receive clear details before any work begins.
What other firms charge changes from town to town. Our price is the same wherever you are.
| Town | Other local firms | TMB Electrics | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Banstead | £70–£130 (nearby towns) | £120 | — |
| Sutton | £70–£195 (7 firms) | £120 | — |
| Wallington | £70–£155 (6 firms) | £120 | — |
| Reigate | £70–£130 (6 firms) | £120 | — |
| Purley | £70–£130 (nearby towns) | £120 | — |
| Epsom | £70–£130 (nearby towns) | £120 | — |
| Kingswood, Surrey | £70–£130 (nearby towns) | £120 | — |
| Coulsdon | — | £120 | — |
| Tadworth | £70–£135 (6 firms) | £120 | — |
| Ewell | £70–£180 (5 firms) | £120 | — |
| Horley | — | £120 | — |
| Burgh Heath | £70–£130 (nearby towns) | £120 | — |
| Chipstead, Surrey | £70–£130 (6 firms) | £120 | — |
| Worcester Park | £65–£120 (4 firms) | £120 | — |
| Ashtead | — | £120 | — |
Other firms' figures are what they advertise publicly, not quotes for your job — use them to sanity-check what you are offered. Ours is fixed once we have seen the property.
Portable appliance testing covers items connected to the electrical supply by a plug and socket.
Appliance safety checks vary between commercial spaces, tenanted flats, and outbuildings across Surrey towns.
Flats above shops in Banstead High Street, Woodcote Road in Wallington, and Central Road in Worcester Park often share electrical incoming supplies or common areas where regular appliance checks support landlord duties.
Offices and retail units near Sutton town centre, Bell Street in Reigate, and Victoria Road in Horley need equipment logs to manage workplace safety for staff and visitors.
Large detached properties in Kingswood, Tadworth, and Ashtead Park often run portable equipment in garages, workshops, and garden offices fed from sub-mains.
I carry out appliance testing methodically to limit disruption to your home or workplace.
I identify all portable items across the property, including IT equipment, kitchen appliances, extension leads, and power tools.
Each item undergoes a visual check for physical damage followed by calibrated meter testing for electrical safety.
Passed items receive a sticker recording the test result, and any failed items are removed from service or marked immediately.
After completing the inspection and testing, I issue documentation showing the condition of every appliance tested.
A detailed list detailing every tested appliance, its location, make, model, and assigned ID number.
A clear breakdown of pass or fail outcomes alongside test readings for earth continuity and insulation resistance.
Immediate notification of items that failed inspection, explaining the hazard and recommended next steps.
Formal written documentation to present to local authorities, insurers, or tenants as proof of regular safety checks.
In Banstead, PAT testing typically costs around £75, with most local firms publishing between £70 and £130 across 10 towns. TMB Electrics charges £120 — the rate we quote from, confirmed on survey, not a lead-generation estimate.
Our rate for this work is £120. The price moves with access, the age and condition of the existing installation, and how much making good the job leaves behind — all of which we confirm before work starts.
Our rate for this work is £120. The price moves with access, the age and condition of the existing installation, and how much making good the job leaves behind — all of which we confirm before work starts.
I recommend testing frequencies based on workplace risk and appliance type. High-use tools and rental property appliances benefit from annual checks, while standard office IT equipment often requires less frequent formal testing.
I advise visually checking new equipment when unpacked. New items manufactured to current safety standards usually do not require immediate electrical meter testing, but logging them on your asset register helps track future check dates.
Yes, each appliance is unplugged briefly to attach test instruments and check the plug wiring. I co-ordinate testing schedules to minimise downtime for desktop computers and essential office equipment.
Failed items are labelled immediately and unplugged to prevent use. Simple issues like damaged plug tops or incorrect fuse ratings are identified, while unsafe items should be repaired or replaced.
Local housing stock is the main reason. 1930s bay-fronted semis around Winkworth Road and Ferndale Road, most now on their second or third fuse board Older or harder-to-access properties take longer, and that time is what a quote is mostly made of.
Official guidance on maintaining portable electrical equipment safely in workplaces and rented properties.
£120, fixed once we have seen the property. No call-out charge to get a price.