What does slip testing cost?

There’s no fixed price list, because no two sites are the same — but there are no games either. Here’s exactly how it works.

How we quote

Tell us which areas you want tested, the floor types, roughly how many square metres, and where you are in Hertfordshire. We come back with a single fixed price and the next available date — usually the same working day. No call-out fees bolted on afterwards.

What affects the price

How many areas and test points you need covered
How many different floor types are involved
The size of the site and how easy it is to access
Whether you need the pendulum alone, or pendulum plus surface-roughness testing

What’s always included

Testing wet and dry, with the correct slider for each surface
A UKAS-accredited report with a Pendulum Test Value (and Rz where relevant) for every area
A plain low / moderate / high verdict you can act on
Independent recommendations — we don’t sell flooring or treatments, so there’s no upsell

The value, in context

Slips and trips are the most common cause of major workplace injury in the UK. Industry estimates put the cost to employers at over £500 million a year, and suggest regular accredited testing can cut the likelihood of a claim by around half. Against a single claim, a test is modest — and it’s also a recognised way to support a reduction in insurance premiums.

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