PAT testing for Salisbury businesses and organisations, with a clear equipment scope and practical visit arrangements. AiO Pro works from Christchurch across the South and South West, providing itemised results and straightforward quotes.
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Whether you manage one building or several nearby premises, start with the equipment that belongs in the testing programme. Group it by room, department or address and nominate a contact who can help the engineer with access.
Tell us about busy periods, visitor-facing spaces and equipment that needs a planned shutdown. A useful visit plan covers what can be reached and disconnected, as well as the number of items.
We welcome enquiries for Salisbury, Wilton, Laverstock, Netherhampton, Grimstead and the surrounding villages. Give us the full postcode and practical arrival details, including parking, entrances and any separate buildings on the site.
Our operating base is Christchurch; we arrange visits to Salisbury in advance. For premises elsewhere in the county, use PAT Testing Wiltshire. For an estate extending across the boundary, see Hampshire or Dorset coverage.
Include desks and meeting spaces, workplace kitchens, cleaning stores and any other agreed areas. For managed properties, separate landlord or management-company equipment from items owned by occupiers.
Include the mains-powered equipment within your agreed scope and count every detachable mains lead separately. For a battery-powered laptop, count its mains power supply and any detachable mains lead. Our appliance-counting guide shows how this works.
Use the calculator below for a standard estimate, or see our current PAT testing prices. Microwave leakage tests are additional to the appliance's electrical test. Tell us about 110V or industrial/commando plugs so the extra testing and charges can be confirmed.
Let staff know which areas need to be available and agree who can approve disconnection. Tell us in advance about escorts, keys, induction requirements and rooms that are only accessible at particular times.
Any equipment that cannot be reached needs to remain identifiable for follow-up. A visit to a site does not mean every item at that address has been tested. The preparation checklist helps you reduce avoidable gaps.
Your itemised digital results, summary certification and appliance labels help you identify equipment and follow up any issues. Agree site and room names before the visit so your records are useful to the people managing the premises.
See our reports and actual AiO label for an explanation of the documents and labels. Discuss any particular asset references or reporting requirements before booking.
For several Salisbury-area premises, send AiO a site list for a tailored quote with a separate appliance estimate and contact for each address.
Not sure how many items you have? Start with our visual appliance-counting guide.
Practical answers to help you plan your visit.
Tell us about your site and we’ll help you plan the next step.
We welcome enquiries for Salisbury and nearby locations including Wilton, Laverstock and Netherhampton. Share the full postcode and approximate equipment count so we can confirm availability and travel arrangements.
Yes. List the buildings or addresses separately, with estimated quantities and access contacts. Tell us if equipment or keys need to be moved between buildings so the visit can be planned realistically.
Itemised results identify the equipment, its recorded location and the inspection or testing outcome. Agree any particular site naming or asset-reference requirements before the visit, and use the reports guide to understand the records.
Give us the times your equipment and rooms can be made available. We will discuss a suitable plan and confirm availability and any effect on the quotation before booking.
Tell us about your site and we’ll help you plan the next step.
A few quick details. A clear estimate. Then we’ll help you arrange the rest.
Count each separate electrical test item, including detachable mains leads, external power supplies and powered bases.
See the illustrated counting guide (opens in a new tab)
Unsure of your total? Speak to AiO and we’ll help you count.
No commitment to book. We’ll confirm your requirements first.
1–49 standard appliances: £85 fixed package. From 50: £40 attendance plus £0.95 for every appliance. Microwave leakage testing is £4.50 additional per microwave. Include each microwave in your total appliance count.
London attendance supplements, industrial/commando testing and remedial work are additional. Specialist testing charges also apply within the £85 package. Central London requires a tailored quote.
Larger site or multiple locations?
Email us for a tailored quote with your appliance list or previous report, site postcode(s) and preferred dates.
| Number of appliances | Standard testing price |
|---|---|
| 1–49 | £85 fixed package |
| 50 or more | £40 attendance + £0.95 per appliance |
All prices exclude VAT. Microwave leakage testing is an additional £4.50 per microwave, on top of appliance testing. Industrial/commando appliances (110V, 16A or 32A) incur an additional testing charge, including within the £85 package; please request a quote. Sites inside the M25 require a confirmed attendance supplement; central London requires a tailored quote.
Larger site or multiple locations? Email us for a tailored quote with your appliance count, site postcode(s), equipment types and preferred testing dates.
* Your invoice is based on the number of appliances actually tested or inspected. Standard testing is £85 for 1–49 appliances, or £40 attendance plus £0.95 for every appliance when 50 or more are tested. Microwave leakage tests, industrial/commando testing and agreed London attendance supplements are additional. All prices exclude VAT. Larger sites and multi-site work can be quoted individually before booking.
** While performing testing our engineers will perform minor remedials to failed equipment if possible to ensure any disruptions to the business are minimised. Any minor appliance rewires and replacement of damaged plugs will be rectified and applied to the invoice. Any more extensive repairable issues will be reported to the responsible persons of the business and repair price agreed before a repair takes place. If an appliance is unrepairable on site it will be taken out of service.
