An electrical safety check is a structured inspection and test of your installation — not a quick “looks fine” walkthrough. It’s useful before buying a property, after storm damage, for rental compliance, or when a facility manager wants a clear risk picture.
What we look at
- Visual condition of boards, wiring and fittings
- Safety switch / RCD operation
- Earthing and basic test results
- Obvious overload or DIY risks
- Prioritised recommendations (fix now vs plan later)
You leave with clarity: what’s safe, what needs work, and a quote path for repairs.
Who typically books one
- Home buyers and sellers who want fewer surprises
- Landlords and property managers
- Facility and site managers on commercial or industrial sites
- Anyone noticing trips, heat, or intermittent faults
Don’t wait for a failure
Many hazards sit quietly until a storm, renovation or appliance push tips the system over. A scheduled check is cheaper than an emergency call-out and far cheaper than fire or downtime.