BPAT Barnstaple PAT Testing 📞 01271 599018

PAT testing in Barnstaple & North Devon

We test your electrical appliances, label every item and email you a certificate. Fixed prices, no VAT to add.

✓ Fixed prices   ✓ Local to Barnstaple   ✓ Fully insured

BPAT green PASSED label used on every appliance that passes

Why choose BPAT

Local

Based in Barnstaple. We cover all of North Devon, with no travel charge.

Fixed price

You know the price before we come. It depends only on how many appliances you have.

At a time that suits you

Weekdays, evenings and weekends — including holiday let changeovers.

Simple prices

Price by number of appliances. No VAT to add.

AppliancesPrice
1 – 20£49
21 – 50£69
51 – 100£99
101 – 150£129
151 – 250£169
251 – 500£249
Over 500Ask for a quote

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How it works

  1. Ask for a quote. Tell us your postcode and roughly how many appliances.
  2. Pick a time. We confirm a fixed price and a time that suits you.
  3. We test. Every item is checked, tested and labelled PASS or FAIL.
  4. You get your certificate. Sent by email, with a list of every item.

Every item gets a label

Items that pass get a green label. Anything unsafe gets a red label and is taken out of use, with the reason written down for you.

Each label shows the item's ID, the test date, the next test date and who tested it.

Green BPAT PASSED labelRed BPAT FAIL label

Your certificate

After every job you get a certificate by email. It shows what was tested, what passed, anything that failed and what was done about it, and when each item is next due.

It's ready to show your insurer, landlord, letting agent or an inspector. Tap the example to see every page.

Sample BPAT PAT testing certificate showing 6 items tested, 5 passed and 1 failed

Areas we cover

Barnstaple, Bideford, Ilfracombe, Braunton, South Molton, Northam, Great Torrington, Woolacombe and villages across North Devon.

Questions

What is PAT testing?

It's a safety check of electrical items that plug in. We look for damage, then test each item with a calibrated tester.

Is it a legal requirement?

The law doesn't name PAT testing. But the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 say equipment must be kept safe, and testing with records is the usual way to show you've done that.

How often is it needed?

There's no fixed rule. HSE says it should depend on the risk — how the equipment is used and where. We'll suggest a sensible date and write it on your report.

What needs testing?

Anything with a plug or a lead, like kettles, computers, chargers, power tools and extension leads.

Get a fixed price today

Tell us roughly how many appliances you have and where you are. We'll reply with a fixed price.

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