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Choose someone who can explain the building and help the assessor reach the equipment.
A straightforward inspection starts with the right information and practical arrangements. Here is what happens at each stage.
Get an inspection quoteSend your property postcode, building use and any equipment information you have. Include a previous report if one exists, and tell us if there is a deadline or more than one property.
We review the details and clarify the systems, access arrangements and reporting requirements. You receive the proposed scope and price before deciding to book.
Choose someone who can explain the building and help the assessor reach the equipment.
Confirm access to plant rooms, outdoor equipment and controls. Flag roof access, permits and inductions early.
Prepare the equipment list, operating schedules, maintenance information and previous inspection report where available.
Note normal occupied hours and any areas with different cooling requirements.
The assessor reviews the equipment, controls and operation within the agreed scope. Site arrangements and the system configuration affect the time required. Confirm the expected visit duration when booking.
The assessor completes the assessment and lodges the report on the official register. Reporting times depend on the scope and any outstanding information; agree your required timescale before booking.
File the report with your property records. Share relevant recommendations with your facilities or maintenance team, and record the inspection date to help plan the next assessment.
For the official requirements, read the government guide to air-conditioning inspections ↗.
A postcode, a few details and we can start scoping your inspection.