Clear evidence before electrical decisions
More than a visual check
Instrument testing checks performance that can't be judged by appearance alone.
Priorities made clearer
Recorded observations help you deal with the most important issues first.
Repairs kept separate
You can understand the test findings before agreeing corrective work.
Understand the condition of your electrics
Wiring can look fine at a socket while problems sit out of view. Electrical safety testing combines a visual inspection with instrument tests to assess fixed wiring, accessories, earthing and protective devices. It can help when you're taking on an older property, dealing with recurring concerns or reviewing an installation that hasn't been checked for some time. We look for damage, deterioration and arrangements that don't meet current safety expectations. The aim is to replace guesswork with recorded observations about what is present and how it performs.
Use the findings to plan remedial work
An inspection is not the same as carrying out every repair. It establishes the condition of the installation and gives you a basis for deciding what happens next. Observations are recorded and prioritised so the points needing greatest attention don't get lost among smaller improvements. Some findings may call for prompt correction, while others can inform future planning. If remedial work is needed, we can discuss what each item means in practical terms and how the affected circuit or component can be addressed.
Frequently asked questions
When is domestic electrical testing worth arranging?
Common reasons include moving home, reviewing older wiring, meeting landlord responsibilities or investigating repeated concerns. Testing is also useful before major additions that may place new demands on the installation.
Will testing damage walls or floor coverings?
Routine inspection and testing focuses on accessible parts and electrical measurements. Some covers need removing safely, but it doesn't normally involve chasing walls. If a finding needs hidden wiring investigated, we explain that separately.
Does an inspection automatically include repairs?
No. Inspection records the condition of the installation and identifies concerns. Repairs are a separate stage, allowing you to understand the observations, their priority and the likely corrective work before proceeding.