PAT testing in Burgh Heath
TMB Electrics, based in Banstead, PAT tests portable appliances in Burgh Heath, from Great Tattenhams to Nork Park. Each item is looked at, tested, labelled pass or fail, and written on a register.
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Burgh Heath PAT price
The Burgh Heath PAT price follows the number of appliances gathered at Great Tattenhams, Nork Park or on Reigate Road. Looking, testing, the label and the register are included. Repairs to failed items, and an EICR of the fixed wiring, are not.
From £120
£120 for up to 20 appliances, then £1.50 per additional appliance.
Included when agreed
- Visual inspection of the plug, lead and casing
- Earth continuity, insulation and polarity tests as the class of appliance needs
- A pass or fail label on each item
- A register listing every appliance and its result
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- Each gathered appliance is inspected, tested, labelled and entered on the register.
- A failed appliance is not repaired in this price.
- Fixed wiring in the house is an EICR, not part of PAT testing.
PAT testing across Burgh Heath
We serve Burgh Heath from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
PAT testing in Burgh Heath is the plugs, leads and casings, not the fixed wiring. Appliances are gathered, each one is looked at, then earth continuity, insulation and polarity are tested as that appliance's class needs. A pass or fail label goes on the item and a register lists every result. Great Tattenhams, Nork Park and Reigate Road are the same routine. Failed appliances are not repaired on this visit. An EICR is a different booking.
- Gathering the appliancesPlugs, leads and portable items are brought to one place, whether that is a Great Tattenhams house or a premises on Reigate Road. Fixed sockets and the fuse board stay outside this list.
- Inspect and testThe plug, lead and casing are looked at, then the tests that class of appliance needs are run. Nork Park and Great Tattenhams items get a pass or fail label. We do not open a failed appliance to mend it.
- The registerEvery appliance and its result is written on the register you keep. That register is the record of this visit. It is not a condition report on the house wiring along Reigate Road.
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Why choose TMB Electrics
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“I keep things straightforward: you deal with me from the first quote to the final check, with clear advice and no surprises along the way.”
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WhatsAppDo you PAT test in Burgh Heath?
Yes. From Banstead we inspect and test portable appliances at Great Tattenhams, Nork Park and on Reigate Road, then label each one and leave a register.
Does PAT cover the fuse board?
No. Fixed wiring is an EICR. PAT stays with plugs, leads and portable casings. Booking both on Nork Way would be two visits, not one stretched test.
What happens to a failed item?
It is labelled fail and written on the register. We do not repair it during PAT testing. A repair, if you want one, is a different quote.
Do you bring the appliances together?
We test what has been gathered. Having the list and the items in one room at Great Tattenhams or Nork Park is what lets the visit move. We say if something was not presented.
Which tests does an appliance get?
Earth continuity, insulation and polarity, as that class of appliance needs, after the plug, lead and casing have been looked at. The register names the result.