PAT Testing in Greenwich
Fixed-price PAT Testing for homes, landlords and businesses throughout Greenwich — Abbey Wood, Charlton, Eltham, Greenwich and every SE2, SE7, SE8 postcode we cover. Price shown before booking; the engineer confirms scope and access.
PAT Testing in Greenwich: what you get
Fixed-price portable appliance testing for rental homes, HMOs, offices and shops, with a labelled asset register and certificate emailed on the day. Our engineers work across Greenwich every week, so we can usually offer flexible, next-day and same-day appointments in Abbey Wood and Charlton.
PAT testing is the inspection and electrical testing of plug-in equipment — kettles, fridges, washing machines, lamps, extension leads and IT kit. Each item gets a visual inspection, an earth continuity and insulation test where appropriate, and a pass/fail label.
- Visual inspection and electrical test of each appliance
- Pass/fail labels on every item
- Itemised asset register and certificate (PDF)
- Replacement of failed plugs and fuses on site where possible
| Property | Fixed price (inc. VAT) |
|---|---|
| Studio | £54 |
| 1-bed flat | £60 |
| 2-bed flat | £90 |
| 3-bed house | £114 |
| 4-bed house | £144 |
| 5+ bed house | £180 |
| Commercial unit | £210 |
Standard scheduling. Same-day and 48-hour slots in Greenwich carry a small priority fee shown in the quote.
Coverage detail
Towns, villages and localities
Our Greenwich team covers Abbey Wood, Charlton, Eltham, Greenwich, Plumstead, Thamesmead, Woolwich. These names describe the operating area; availability for an individual property depends on the complete postcode and the selected appointment window.
Covered outward codes
Greenwich postcodes
Outward codes are a coverage guide, not a guarantee. Enter the full postcode in the quote wizard so dispatch can confirm the address.
PAT Testing near Greenwich
Also arranging PAT Testing appointments across these neighbouring areas.
PAT Testing in Greenwich: FAQs
How much is PAT testing in Greenwich?
PAT testing in Greenwich starts at £60 for a typical one-bed rental. Larger properties and commercial premises are priced by property size in the instant quote.
Do landlords legally need PAT testing?
Private landlords must keep supplied appliances safe; PAT testing is the standard way to evidence that. Social landlords in England must now check provided equipment at least every five years, and many HMO licences require annual tests.
How often should PAT testing be done?
There is no fixed legal interval. Annual testing is common for HMOs and commercial premises, and testing between tenancies is good practice for rental homes.