Electrical Inspections & Testing
From EICR reports to PAT tests, Sam Batho Electrical Ltd in Stockport are qualified and accredited to carry out commercial electrical testing and inspections. We are available 24/7 so don’t hesitate to get in touch.
PAT Testing
Landlord Certificates
Electrical Reports
General Inspections
Helping you Stay Compliant
The law requires landlords to provide an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) to ensure the electrical safety of the house they are renting out. Electrical components can deteriorate over time, so it is essential that they are checked annually. We also undertake PAT testing of electrical appliances in commercial properties, again to ensure they are functioning safely and in good condition.
Stay compliant with the law and keep your staff, property and customers safe – contact the team at Sam Batho Electrical Ltd in Stockport to book your electrical inspection and testing. We cover all the surrounding areas, including Cheshire, Altrincham, Knutsford, Macclesfield, Sale, Hyde, Wilmslow, Alderley Edge and Manchester.
Inspections, Reports & Certificates
Get your EICR and PAT test
From office equipment like PC monitors and printers to builder’s equipment, microwaves and kettles, any appliance that plugs into a mains socket can be PAT tested. Although not a legal requirement, it is a good idea to have major-use items tested to ensure they are safe and fully functioning. Shops selling second hand electrical items should have these PAT tested. For the test, you need a qualified electrician, and that’s where we come in. Call or email the team at Sam Batho Electrical Ltd in Stockport today.
Getting an EICR report is a legal requirement for landlords, and commercial electrical condition reports should also be obtained in order to ensure the safety of employees in buildings such as offices, warehouses, shops and more.
Whatever type of electrical inspection or testing you require; we are sure we can complete it. Get in touch to discuss our capabilities and your requirements.
