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Specialist Testing & Fault Finding

Failed an airtightness test? Struggling with draughts, cold rooms or unexplained heat loss? We investigate how your building is performing and help you understand what to do next.

 

We understand buildings because we’ve built them. Before specialising in testing, our team worked as carpenters, bricklayers, site managers and general builders. We combine that practical knowledge with air leakage testing, smoke and thermal imaging to investigate problems and explain the findings.

 

For self-builders, property owners, developers and Tier 1 contractors across East Anglia, with UK-wide project capability.

 

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How We Investigate

1. Understand the problem
Tell us what you have noticed, the stage of your project and any previous test results. We agree the scope and the most useful investigation methods before the visit.

 

2. Investigate on site
Air leakage testing helps assess airtightness. Smoke can help trace leakage paths, while thermal imaging can reveal temperature patterns that warrant closer investigation. We select methods to suit the building and conditions.

 

3. Explain the findings
We relate the results to the building’s construction and explain where remedial work or further investigation should be focused. Where a retest is needed, we help you plan the next steps.

Clear Findings. Practical Next Steps.

What you receive
A clear explanation of what the investigation found, the relevant test results and practical guidance on where to focus next. We agree the reporting requirements with you at quotation stage, including any photographs or thermal images needed for your project.

 

From one home to a development programme
We help self-builders understand construction details and support site managers and contractors coordinating remedial work across plots or phases. Our building background helps us explain findings in terms your site team can use.

 

Tell us what is happening
Send your site postcode, building type, project stage and a short description of the problem. Include previous test reports, drawings or photographs if available, plus your preferred timescale. We’ll discuss a suitable scope and provide a quotation.

 

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