AI-powered inspections. Instant quotations. Digital certification. Lifetime property compliance. From a single socket to a national property portfolio.
Independent credentials and recognised industry standards, presented upfront so compliance teams can appoint with confidence.
Whether you're booking your first inspection or managing a portfolio's certificate history, there's one door in for every stage.
Tap a question, or ask your own — Polarity AI explains coding, cost and requirements in plain English.
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A certificate, a consumer unit photo, a distribution board, a thermal image — Polarity AI reads it and tells you what it means.
Deep, specific and built for the property type in front of you — cost calculators, defect examples, case studies and instant booking on every one.
Answer a few questions and get an instant, itemised estimate or compliance score. All five are live — try them.
Pick a service, choose a date and we'll confirm by return. For EICR, PAT and fire alarm work your live estimate from the calculator above carries straight through — everything else is booked as a free custom quote after a quick survey.
This is the asset nobody else offers — a single, portable history that follows the building, not the invoice.
Engineers arrive, take photographs, thermal images and voice notes, and it's all written up and synced before they've left the driveway — Polarity AI drafts the report summary automatically.
Invoices, reports, renewal dates and live engineer tracking, all in one place. Book repairs and download certificates without a single phone call.
Open portal concept →The directory covers every named town, village and postal locality represented in the current GeoNames dataset for our 11 service counties. Each page includes all services, local outward postcode districts and the nearest neighbouring districts.
The site avoids presenting common inspection intervals as universal legal deadlines. The correct programme depends on the property, tenancy, risk assessment, equipment and competent-person report.
In England, electrical installations must be inspected and tested at intervals of no more than five years. Reports must be supplied as required and necessary remedial or investigative work completed within 28 days, or sooner if the report specifies. Social landlords must also check electrical equipment they provide at least every five years. Read GOV.UK guidance.
The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require systems to be maintained to prevent danger. They do not create a universal annual PAT rule or a single five-year EICR rule for every commercial site; frequency is risk-based. Read HSE guidance.
The responsible person must provide and maintain suitable fire precautions under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. British Standards support compliance but do not replace the premises fire risk assessment or create identical test intervals for every building. Read GOV.UK guidance.
General information only, not legal advice. Guidance is kept under review because duties and enforcement can change.
A small sample of the reference library — the long-term goal is full coverage of BS 7671, every code, every device, every landlord question.
Six example articles shown — the full learning centre would need to be written and published article by article, not generated in bulk.