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Fixed Wire Testing in Brighton

Commercial-grade fixed wire testing, certified to BS 7671 Part 6, delivered by engineers already working East Sussex every week — not booked in specially.

BS 7671 Part 6
Out-of-hours available
NICEIC Approved
Why Brighton

Local engineers, not a subcontracted callout

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Trading-hours aware

Testing scheduled around your operating hours so circuits are only isolated when it suits you.

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Multi-let building experience

Coordinated testing across shared commercial buildings with multiple tenants.

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Clear defect reporting

Findings coded and explained plainly, with fixed pricing for any remedial work.

Also covering: Crawley Eastbourne Worthing Hove Lewes
Common questions

Fixed Wire Testing in Brighton — FAQ

How often is fixed wire testing required commercially?

Typically every 5 years for commercial premises, though higher-risk environments may need more frequent testing — we confirm at survey.

Will testing disrupt our business?

We schedule around trading hours wherever possible and isolate only the circuits under test at any one time.

Do you cover multi-tenant buildings?

Yes, we coordinate access and testing windows across shared commercial buildings regularly.

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Book fixed wire testing in Brighton

Send the site postcode and we'll confirm a survey slot and fixed price.

Questions from Brighton clients

Frequently asked questions

How much does fixed wire testing cost in Brighton?

Commercial fixed wire testing (a commercial EICR) in Brighton starts from £199 + VAT for small premises. Larger sites are priced on distribution boards and circuits and you receive a fixed written quotation that states whether every circuit is tested.

How often is fixed wire testing required?

The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require installations to be maintained in a safe condition. Guidance in BS 7671 and IET Guidance Note 3 recommends five-yearly testing for offices, shops and hotels, three-yearly for industrial premises and places of entertainment, and annual testing for swimming pools and similar high-risk locations.

Can testing be done without disrupting the business?

Yes. Testing in Brighton is planned board by board, with out-of-hours and weekend sessions available so critical circuits are only isolated when it suits the site.

What happens if the EICR is unsatisfactory?

Any C1 (danger present), C2 (potentially dangerous) or FI (further investigation) observation makes the report unsatisfactory. Each observation is explained in plain English with a prioritised, itemised remedial quotation so you can decide how to proceed. C3 observations are recommendations and do not cause a fail.

Are your Brighton electricians NICEIC approved?

Yes. Polarity Electrics London Ltd is an NICEIC Approved Contractor (#602034000) and every report is completed to BS 7671:2018+A3:2024 by a qualified, competent inspector.

Postcode coverage

Brighton and neighbouring outward codes

This service is available across the following local and neighbouring postcode districts around Brighton.

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