When it is needed
In cases of water damage, recurring blockages, disputes after repairs or acceptance of building services.
What we examine
- Pipework and connections
- Pump assemblies
- Drainage outlets
Materials to prepare
- Network diagrams
- Incident or water damage report
- Contract and as-built work records
- Removed components and photographs
Sample questions
- Where is the identifiable source of the leak located?
- Which defects are present in connections and pipes?
- Does the installation comply with the solutions provided?
- Which signs relate to the cause of blockage or impaired drainage?
- Which data are missing for distinguishing possible causes?
How the work is carried out
- Recording the area and event
- Inspection of components and the accessible network
- Checking technical explanations
Result
A report on established defects, the incident's technical circumstances and necessary remedial work.
What affects the conclusions
Concealed sections are examined after agreed opening-up. Arrival after repairs limits the ability to establish the original condition.
Frequently asked questions
Should I retain a burst fitting?
Yes. Retain it together with neighbouring parts and information about its installation location.
Can emergency repairs begin immediately?
Do not delay removal of the danger. Where possible, record the condition and retain removed components.