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Compliance

Electrical Compliance for Commercial Premises & Portfolios

Fixed wire testing, remedial works, PAT testing and emergency lighting testing — scheduled, documented and kept current across every site you're responsible for.

Multifunction tester connected to a distribution board during fixed wire testing

Under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989, every employer and duty-holder has to keep electrical systems safe and be able to prove it. Insurers, fire risk assessors and auditors all ask the same question: where's the certificate, and is it in date?

We answer that question for single premises and for portfolios of fifty sites. Inspection and testing is our core business, remedials are completed by our own engineers, and every certificate, register and logbook is organised per site so nothing lapses unnoticed.

Why it matters

Nothing lapses

We track every certificate's expiry across your sites and book the retest before it's due — you stay compliant by default.

Findings become fixes

An unsatisfactory report isn't handed back to you as a problem. It's priced, remediated and re-certified by the same team.

Reporting you can forward

Plain-English reports with photographs and a per-site summary — clear enough to send straight to a client, insurer or board.

What's included

Compliance services, in detail

Remedial works

Observations priced directly from the report and completed by our own qualified electricians, with re-testing and certification to close the loop.

PAT testing

Portable appliance testing with labelled assets, a register per site and a retest schedule that matches your risk assessment rather than a blanket annual visit.

Ongoing compliance programmes

A rolling schedule across your portfolio: renewal dates tracked, visits planned in advance, consolidated reporting and one point of contact.

Compliance documentation

Certificates, registers, logbooks and remedial close-out records organised per site — ready for insurers, auditors and the HSE.

Thermal imaging surveys

Non-invasive thermographic inspection of boards and plant to find loose terminations and overloads before they become downtime.

FAQ

Good questions we hear a lot

How often does a commercial premises need fixed wire testing?

BS 7671 guidance is typically every five years for offices, shops and most commercial premises, and more frequently for higher-risk environments such as industrial units, kitchens, swimming pools and some public buildings. Your insurer or a fire risk assessment may set a shorter interval. We'll recommend the right cycle for each site and track it for you.

Can you take over a portfolio mid-cycle?

Yes. Send us whatever certificates and registers you hold and we'll build a schedule from the existing expiry dates, fill the gaps and pick up remedials from previous reports — even if they were issued by another contractor.

Can testing be done without closing the site?

In most cases. Fixed wire testing requires circuits to be isolated, so we phase the work by area and by time — evenings, weekends or one distribution board at a time — agreed with you in advance so the operation keeps running.

What do we actually receive?

For each site: the EICR or other certificate, a plain-English summary of any observations with photographs, a remedial quotation if one is needed, and updated registers or logbooks. Across a portfolio you also get a consolidated schedule showing what's due when.

Get your compliance under one roof

Tell us how many sites you're responsible for and what's currently in date. We'll come back with a fixed price per site and a schedule that keeps everything current.

Request a quote

Tell us about the site — or the whole portfolio

One premises or fifty. Planned compliance, a project package or reactive cover. Send us the details and we'll come back with a fixed quotation, typically within the hour during business hours.

No obligation — a fixed quotation, usually within the hour.