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For landlords & letting agents

Landlord PAT Testing

Keep the appliances you supply with a rental property safe and properly recorded, straightforward landlord PAT testing across Derbyshire, the Peak District and South Yorkshire.

Fully insuredCalibrated equipmentSame-day certificates
Up to an hour from £50 Half-day visit from £125 Full-day visit from £250 Free fixed quote before any visit, no surprises.
Landlord PAT testing

Your duty on supplied appliances

If you supply electrical appliances with a rental property, you have a responsibility to keep them in a safe condition. PAT testing is the recognised way to show you have met that duty, which is why agents, inspectors and insurers expect it.

We make it simple: a quick visit, faulty plugs and fuses replaced on site at no extra charge, and a same-day certificate and itemised report for your records. Need the detail of the process? Read how we carry out PAT testing.

What we test in rental properties

Common supplied appliances

Typically fridges, freezers, washing machines, microwaves, kettles, toasters, lamps, portable heaters, vacuum cleaners and extension leads, anything you provide rather than the tenant. We work with private landlords, letting agents, property managers, HMO operators and housing providers, from a single flat to a managed portfolio.

For furnished holiday lets and self-catering accommodation, see our holiday let PAT testing page, different use, same care.

Records that hold up

Same-day certificate and report

After every visit you receive a digital certificate and a full itemised report listing each appliance and its result, the documentation an agent or insurer will ask for. Many landlords move to a regular schedule so it is never a last-minute scramble at check-in.

From the job

What we find in rental properties

Tested a portfolio of three student HMO properties on Ecclesall Road in Sheffield, averaging 20 appliances per house including white goods and communal vacuums. Found a landlord-supplied vacuum cleaner with a split outer cord jacket, and completed all three properties in three hours.

Why choose us

Why landlords choose Peak Edge PAT

From £50

Clear, fair pricing, holiday lets from £50, typical premises from £125.

On-site fixes

Faulty plugs and fuses replaced during the visit at no extra charge.

Same-day records

Digital certificate and itemised report ready for agents and insurers.

Flexible visits

Booked around tenancies, check-ins and changeovers.

“Landlords have enough to manage. We keep PAT testing simple, a quick visit, on-site fixes where we can, and the certificate you need in your inbox the same day.”

Nearby & related

Areas and services

We cover landlords across the region, see Chesterfield, Sheffield and Dronfield, or our our regional coverage across Derbyshire and South Yorkshire. For self-catering, see holiday let PAT testing.

Common questions

Landlord PAT testing FAQs

Is PAT testing a legal requirement for landlords?

PAT testing is not named specifically in law, but landlords must keep supplied electrical appliances in a safe condition. PAT testing is the recognised way to demonstrate that.

Which appliances need testing?

Anything you supply with the property, white goods, kettles, microwaves, lamps, heaters and extension leads. Tenants' own appliances are not your responsibility.

How often should rental appliances be tested?

Commonly between tenancies or annually, depending on the property and use. We can advise a sensible interval.

Do you cover HMOs and managed portfolios?

Yes. We work with HMO operators, letting agents and property managers across single and multiple properties.

How much does it cost?

Holiday lets start from £50 and typical premises from £125. We provide a free fixed quote before any visit.

Do I get a certificate?

Yes. A same-day digital certificate and full itemised report for your records.

Get a landlord PAT testing quote

Text, email, WhatsApp or call, whatever is easiest. We will get back to you the same day.