Electrical Lifecycle Testing
An accurate picture of the condition of the low voltage (LV) and high voltage (HV) power systems serving your building. Standard practice relies on non-intrusive surveys that typically recommend wholesale replacement on indicative age; we test the actual condition of the asset before any replacement decision is made.
Turnkey — one team, end to end
One accountable team from strategy to maintenance — maximum return, minimum CapEx.
Strategy
Decarbonisation roadmap & business case
Engineering Design
Technical design & system optimisation
Install
Project delivery & technology installation
O&M
Operations & maintenance services
Asset Management
Performance, optimisation & lifecycle value
The Difference
Intrusive testing compared with standard surveys
The principle: electrical infrastructure replaced based on advice from CIBSE Guide M — not based on age only. Ofgem, CIBSE, BEAMA and the HSE are all on record that age alone is not a basis for replacement.
Our Process
Our process
1
Asset data review
What records actually exist.
2
On-site intrusive testing
Compliance and testing carried out on site by electrical engineers — LV and HV. Open, measure, evidence.
3
Condition assessment report
Every intervention prioritised: critical / high / medium / low.
4
Remedial works
Delivered against agreed priorities — by the same team that tested.
The Numbers
Replace on evidence, not on age
Guide-table figures are indicative — the publishers say so themselves. Reference: CIBSE Guide M, indicative economic life expectancy. BS 7671 Amendment 4 changeover deadline: October 2026.
Every decade of extended life defers seven-figure replacement CapEx.
One survey, two returns: avoided replacement CapEx today — verified headroom for electrification tomorrow. The gap between the guide table and the tested reality is where the money is; one intrusive survey tells you where your assets actually sit.
Discuss your power requirements
We begin with a desktop review of your connection agreements, load data and asset plans, and set out where the capacity and the value sit.
