Title Page
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Conducted on
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Customer reference number
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Surveyor
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Customer name
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Geo-stamped Location of property
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Address including postcode
General Property Questions
Property Type
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Year property Built
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No. Bedrooms
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House Type
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Property Type
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Exposure
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Are any parts of the property Under Ground
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Describe the details of the underground sections
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Photographs of underground sections
Annotate drawing of underground sections - Repeat as neccessary
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annotate drawing form
Property Details
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Building construction type
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Notes:
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Has an asbestos risk survey been completed?
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Remedial action required before installation?
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Notes:
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Further Technical Investigation Required?
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Notes:
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Have any protected species been identified?
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Notes:
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Does the customer have a CO monitor in the property and is it in working order?
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Notes:
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Are there any combustion appliances within the property
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Does there current ventilation meet the requirements
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What additional ventilation is required
Additional ventilation - Room (repeat as required
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Room Name
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What additional ventilation is required
Access
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Surrounding Landscape Features
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Delivery Restriction
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Notes
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Skip
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Notes
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Scaffolding Access
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Notes
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Has a working at height risk survey been completed?
Working At Height Risk Assessment - Repeat for each measure as necessary
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Is height work required
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Which activities require height work
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Detail activities here: For example: vertical flue to be installed through loft space and on roof
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Is access to a flat or pitched roof required
- Flat
- Pitched
- Both
- N/A
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Approximately how long will each activity take
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Can scaffolding be used
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Is it practicable for each activity
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Details of use, each activity it can be used for, how long, areas required etc.
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Can a Mobile Elevated Working Platform (MEWP) be used
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Is it practicable for each activity
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Details of use, each activity it can be used for, how long, areas required etc.
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Can a scaffold tower be used
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Is it practicable for each activity
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Details of use, each activity it can be used for, how long, areas required etc.
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Are ladders required and/or the most practicable option
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Justify your reasoning
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Are ladders for access or to be used as a working platform
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Access issues identified - select all that apply
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What action needs to be taken to negate these issues
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Are there any obstructions to the height work
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What action needs to be taken to negate these issues
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Height Issues
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What action needs to be taken to negate these issues
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Other H&S Issues for example: Asbestos, fragile roof, possible inclement weather etc.
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Is loft access required
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Is the loft hatch adequate for access
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Are there any issues with access to the hatch: for example, above stair case, in a cupboard etc.
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Is there an access ladder currently in place
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Is it in good working order and suitable for access
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Can our ladders achieve 1m of clearance into the loft space
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Is the loft part or fully boarded
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Is lighting adequate
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Is there enough height and room in the loft to work safely
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Are there any obstructions on the floor of the loft space
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Electric cables and pipework
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Damage to ceilings below, fragile ceilings
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Any further notes or action required
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Parking Restrictions
Dynamic Risk Assessment
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Reversing vehicle.
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Asbestos
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Overhead electricity cables.
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Use of a step ladders.
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Use of a ladder.
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Working at height
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Manual Handling.
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Hand tools.
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Vibration.
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Noise.
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House keeping.
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Use of mobile elevation working platform (mewp) or a scaffold tower.
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Lone worker.
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Public Safety
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Dust
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Hot Works
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Power Tools
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Risk of fire
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Electricity
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Pets
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Terrain - Slips, trips and falls
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Busy road
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Gas work
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Waste or vermin
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Telephone cables overhead
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Risk to the environment - E.G waste water drains for spillages etc.
Structure and Condition
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Is damp or condensation evident in the property?
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If the problem is condensation will the proposed installation cure the issue?
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Cancel the job
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Damp at property
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What do you believe the cause(s) to be
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Please detail how the problem(s) will be remedied
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Detailed photographs of issues
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Does the property require a more extensive structural survey?
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Provide details of why
Asbestos Risk Assessment
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Is an asbestos survey available for the property (Note: mainly commercial properties have these, however if social housing then one should be available or the customer may have had one carried out?)
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Does the survey say that there is any asbestos in ANY of the areas we may be working?
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Take photographs of the survey document and upload them here
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make general notes on the location of the asbestos
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Is the customer aware of any asbestos within the property
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Details of what the customer suspects is asbestos
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Photographs of suspected asbestos
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Will this suspected asbestos interfere with ANY of the work we will be undertaking
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Has the customer had any asbestos removed
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Do they have a clean air certificate for this removal or any documented evidence from a contractor
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Take photos of this evidence
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Take a look at the property from an installation point of view. Can you identify any SUSPECTED asbestos that will effect the work being undertaken
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Photographs of suspected asbestos
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Detailed location of where this suspected asbestos is
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Explain to the customer that we may need to have a sample taken of suspected asbestos and further investigations by our Health & Safety department prior to any installations going ahead. Explain that there may be a small cost for this but the office will let them know.
Measure Selection
Measure Selection
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Which measures are you surveying
Cavity Wall Survey
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Ring Beam
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Parapet Wall
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Floor Type
External Finishes - Each Elevation
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Elevation name - e.g Front, Rear, Right gable etc.
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Type
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Outer leaf capable of being weather resistant after installation?
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Raked Joints
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Depth of joint in mm
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Has the elevation suffered from dampness/water penetration?
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has remedial work been carried out already to rectify
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Is the customer willing for work to be carried out?
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Has the property suffered from condensation?
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Notes
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Are all guttering and downpipes in a good state of repair
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Is there a finlock guttering system
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is it lined?
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Doors/window cills in good repair
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Mastic seal to frames
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Internal reveals sealed at door/window frames?
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Is the cavity free of significant mortar and debris
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Are wall ties free of significant mortar build-up
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3 scope holes must be drilled on each elevation and photographs of the cavity taken and uploaded here
Modifications to existing walls since the original construction of the building
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Doors
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Windows
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Inner lead removed on windows
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Has an extension been built
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Is it standard construction
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Was it insulated during build
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Partial or full fill
Access and Obstruction
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Parking
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Neighbour access required
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Oil tank
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Shed or outbuilding
Ventilation requirements
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External flue
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Fire over 7kw
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Existing combustion vents
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Underfloor combustion vents
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Are these sleeved
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Timber suspended floor ventilators
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Are they sleeved
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What size are they
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How many are there
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Room Vents
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Are they sleeved
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What size are they
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How many are there
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Cavity vents
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*Mark positions of all active ventilators and advise the customer of any additional requirements
Other
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Any areas to omit
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DPC Continuous and effective
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Interior cracks/openings allowing insulation ingress into the property?
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Structural frame found in or across cavity >100mm
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Wiring in cavity shielded or in conduit
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Conservatory
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Has a working at height survey been completed
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Is there any suspected asbestos in the working area
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have any protected species been identified
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Does the customer have a CO³ Monitor and is it working
General
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Not
permitted:
Rat trap bond or brick wall ties
Structural faults (e.g. cracking, bowing)
Vapour barrier
Water penetration through parapet wall
Penetrating or rising damp on inner leaf -
Ensure:
A minimum of 3 holes per elevation must be drilled and a
boroscope inspection carried out at each point at various locations
to further confirm the condition and width of the cavity and identify drill holes on drawing
Concrete gutters capping cavity must be watertight
Exposed ring beams or slabs must be waterproof
Extra care taken to identify and measure natural stone cavity
width, to establish the projection of stone work into the cavity
Remedial Actions
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Is any remedial action required
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Cavity cleaning above DPC
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How long will this take in hours
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Cavity cleaning below DPC
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How long will this take in hours
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Cavity cleaning notes - Note the location of cleaning, which elevations and the m² of expected rubble in cavity
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Wall ties to isolate
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Wall ties to remove
Notes
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Survey notes
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Photographs
Drawing page repeat as required
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Drawing Page to annotate if required
Loft Insulation Survey - Repeat Survey for more than 1 loft at property
Loft Insulation.
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Is loft to be insulated.
- Yes loft requires topping up
- No Loft has sufficient insulation
- Unable to check due to the amount of tenants belongings.
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Photo of loft and access point
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Loft Hatch suitable Size and location?
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Loft Area. (m²)
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Area to be insulated. (m²)
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Loft Height at Centre (Flat, slope)
- <1.2m
- 1.5 - 1.8m
- 1.9 - 2.7m
- >2.7m
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Existing Depth.
- 0mm
- 12mm
- 25mm
- 50mm
- 70mm
- 80mm
- 100mm
- 125mm
- 150mm
- 170mm
- 200mm
- 250mm
- 270mm
- 300mm plus
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Photo of existing depth. including tape measure
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Depth to be added.
- Existing over 250mm
- 100mm
- 150mm
- 170mm
- 200mm
- 250mm
- 270mm
- 300mm
- 400mm
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Pipes and Tanks Present
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Pipe sizes to be insualted
- 15mm
- 22mm
- 28mm
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How many metres
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How many metres
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How many metres
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How many tanks
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Down lights present in ceiling(s)?
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Details of down lights, how many and there current location
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Do they have halogen bulbs fitted.
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Can you see the IP rating on the casing?
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Please take a photo of the down light IP rating.
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Are there any existing down light covers fitted?
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If YES are they fire rated covers?
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Are there any high voltage cable's in the loft space.
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Electrical wiring free from visual defects?
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Please select the type of cable in the loft space.
- Cooker cable
- Shower cable
- Immersion cable
- PV cable
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In your opinion should loft be Rolled or Blown?
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Does a steel combustion flue pass through the loft space?
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Does the existing loft insulation require a relay
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Loft hatch needing D/P
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Loft vents required
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Areas to be omitted
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Does the loft have any boarding?
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Can we insulate at lease 2/3 of the loft space?
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Has the boarded area got insulation under it?
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If not insulated under, are the joist tunnels tightly sealed with insulation at the ends?
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Walkway required
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Details of walkway
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Does the loft need clearing prior to installation
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Details of loft clearance. Can the customer do it themselves or will an additional fee be required for us to do it, how much is there to be cleared etc.
Notes and drawings
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Survey Notes
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Additional Photographs
Drawing Page repeat as required
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Annotate drawing as required
External Wall Survey
EWI Pre works Requirements
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Current Substrate type
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Condition of Substrate
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Notes:
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Current condition of DPC
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please indicate on drawing level of DPC
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Notes:
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Remedial action required before installation?
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Notes:
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Further Technical Investigation Required?
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Notes:
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Has a pull out test been completed?
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Notes:
Construction Details (Thermal Continuity Requirements)
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Plinths
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Measurements
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Cills
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Measurements
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Reveals
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Measurements
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Heads/Lintels
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Measurements
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Facia/Soffit
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Measurements
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Verge/Eaves
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Measurements
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Window Surrounds
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Measurements
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Party Wall
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Measurements
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Outbuildings(Conservatories etc)
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Measurements
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Other
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Description
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Measurements
Ventilation requirements
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External flue
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Fire over 7kw
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Existing combustion vents
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Underfloor combustion vents
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Are these sleeved
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Timber suspended floor ventilators
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Are they sleeved
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What size are they
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How many are there
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Room Vents
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Are they sleeved
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What size are they
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How many are there
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Cavity vents
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*Mark positions of all active ventilators and advise the customer of any additional requirements
Related Building Work and External Features
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*Please indicate features on drawing
Item
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Rainwater Goods
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Vents and Overflows
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Sat Dish
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TV Aerial
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Soil and Waste
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Boiler Flues
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Greenery
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Gates and Fences
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Electrical Equipment
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Residents’ fixtures and fixings
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Other - please specify
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Boiler Type:
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Boiler Location:
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Core Vent Required?
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Notes
Drawings and Photographs
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Photgraphs
Drawing Section Repeat as neccessary
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Annotate drawing page
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Is the property suitable for RIR Insulation?
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Provide details and reasoning why
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Provide photographic evidence to support your reasoning
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Is 100% of the measure able to be installed?
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Is the omitted area(s) already insulated
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Why cant these areas be insualted
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What insualtion is fitted to these areas and is it compliant with current building regs and PAS 2035?
Room in Roof Type as per Stroma RdSAP guide
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Please circle type by annotating the picture
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Room is accessed by a permanent fixed staircase
Photographs
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Take photographs of the following. When submitting they must be clearly dated and labelled and will form part of photo packs as shown.
If you are unable to take a photo – e.g. no access to side of property – please provide photos to evidence the reason -
Plan drawing
File Name EPOP
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Property Type (showing detachment). Include Front elevation, Rear Elevation, Side elevations and Roof Line
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DPC
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Wide angle of each bedroom
File name PMHS
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Main heating source
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Gas/electric meter (if Oil photo of tank/bottles)
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All flues, vents and heaters
File name PICP (All rooms to be labelled e.g Bedroom 1 slopes)
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Fixed staircase
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Evidence of common wall height less than 1.8m
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Pre-install wide angle photos from inside the RID (if multiple rooms within RIR photos of all rooms must be provided)
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Dormer windows (internal & external)
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Gable walls
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Party walls
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Slopes
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Bathroom/Shower room
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Residual loft space
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Stud walls
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Flat ceiling
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Mechanical vents
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Existing hatches or new hatches to be installed locations
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Live water tanks and pipes
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High-ampere cables
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Loft warning sign(s)
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Detailed site plan (not to scale - draw each element that is to be insulated)
Annotate grid form for drawings if required
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Add drawing
What RIR Elements are present
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If any elements are not to be 100% insulated please provide supporting reason
RIR Questions
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Are there any water tanks and/or pipes present in the loft space or residual loft space, that require insulating?
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What insulation is required
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Are there any tanks that require insualting
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What type
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Is a walkway required to access water tanks?
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Mark all water tanks on site plan
PAS2030:2019 and specific Annex Information
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Room in Roof Insulation will be installed in compliance with PAS2030:2019 and Annex B12 of this PAS.
Elements of Roof Room
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Annotate with measurements
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Flat Ceiling already insulated
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What insulation is already there in mm
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Area to be treated
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What thickness is to be installed (mm)
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What material is to be used
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What is the area (m²)
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Party Wall already insulated
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What material and process is to be used
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What is the area (m²)
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Sloping Ceiling already insulated
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What insulation is already there in mm
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Area to be treated
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What depth is to be installed in mm
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What material is to be used
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What is the area (m²)
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Gable Wall already insulated
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What insulation is already there in mm
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Area to be treated
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What depth is to be installed in mm
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What material is to be used
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What is the area (m²)
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Stud Wall already insulated
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What insulation is already there in mm
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Area to be treated
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What depth is to be installed in mm
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What material is to be used
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What is the area (m²)
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Is there a residual loft space
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Residual Loft Space already insulated
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What insulation is already there in mm
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Area to be treated
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What is to be installed and how much (m²)
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What material is to be used
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What is the area (m²)
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RIR Floor Area m²
Dormer Windows - repeat section as neccessary
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Are there dormer windows
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Anotate
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Must they be insulated from above or below
Flat Ceilings
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U-value should meet Standard for Renovation of Thermal Elements Table 3, Section 5 of Building Regulations Approved Document L1B in England & Wales
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Is there a horizontal ceiling within the roof void
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If no go to next section
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Does the roof space have acceptable working space (>1.2m)
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Is it already insulated to current building regulations
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What percentage of the element is being insulated
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If less than 100% of the element is to be insulated, state why and confirm how the installation will remain compliant with PAS2030:2019 in terms of thermal bridging and condensation risk
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Flat ceilings target U Value W/m²k
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Can the void be accessed safely
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Is a hatch or over boarding insulation required
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Cross flow ventilation in the roof void will be maintained or delivered by (tick as appropriate)
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Given the above answer can cross flow ventilation across the timber roof members be assured
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If No, advise householder and do not proceed with installation until remedied
Sloping Ceilings
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Are there sloping ceilings
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Go to next section
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What percentage of element is being insulated?
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If less than 100% of the element is to be insulated, state why and confirm how the installation will remain compliant with: PAS 2030 2019 : in terms of thermal bridging and condensation risk:
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Sloping ceiling target U Value W/m²k
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OVERBOARDING ONLY INSULATION SYSTEM (where existing ceiling covering<br>is to remain) U-value should meet Standard for Renovation of Thermal Elements<br>Table 3, Section 5 of Building Regulations Approved Document L1B<br>This method consists of a layer of insulation fitted over the entirety of the sloping<br>ceiling, itself covered with a 12.5mm plasterboard c/w vapour barrier
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Installation method chosen matches system designers specification
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If No to, provide evidence of alternative method of installation approved by system designer? Evidence attached
Stud Walls
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What percentage of the element is being insulated?
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condensation's condensation risk
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Remember: Any hatches or doors on stud walls must also be 100% insulated
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Are the dwarf walls formed in the studwork?
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If access is present or can be formed through studwork walls, the reverse of the studs can be insulated. Heads of studs must be insulated to prevent thermal bridging. Will this method be employed?
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How many existing hatches are present?
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How many new hatches (if any) are needed to allow access?
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Referring to NHBC Technical Guidance Document ‘Loft Hatches and Fire Resistance - December 2008 (7.2/18)’ – How many (if any) new hatches need to be fire rated?
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Masonry Common Walls
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Have the masonry common walls been previously insulated using SWI/CWI?
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If yes, do not insulate further and refer to POMI
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If no to, clad masonry wall with a layer of insulant, itself covered by a layer of 12.5mm plasterboard c/w vapour barrier. Will this method be employed?
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Stud Wall Materials target U Value W/m²k
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If Installation method wont achieve manufacturers instruction provide evidence of alternative method of installation approved by system designer? Evidence attached
Gable Walls
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U-value should meet Standard for Renovation of Thermal Elements Table 3 Section 5 of Building Regulations Approved Document L1B (Wall – external or internal insulation)
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What percentage is being insulated
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If less than 100% of the element is to be insulated, state why and confirm how the installation will remain compliant with PAS2030:2019 in terms of thermal bridging and condensation risk:
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Has the gable wall(s) previously been insulated with SWI / CWI?
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If no, clad wall with a layer of insulant, itself covered by a layer of<br>12.5mm plasterboard c/w vapour barrier. Will this method be employed?
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Gable wall materials target U Value W/m²k
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If Installation method wont achieve manufacturers instruction provide evidence of alternative method of installation approved by system designer? Evidence attached
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If yes, do not insulate further and refer to POMI, section
Party Walls
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Does the party wall adjoin another heated space
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Is the wall solid
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If yes there is no requirement to insulate the element further. Refer to POMI, section.
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Is the wall solid
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treat like a gable wall. Clad wall with a layer of insulant, itself covered by a layer of 12.5mm plasterboard c/w vapour barrier. Will this method be employed?
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if the wall is cavity, will this be filled?
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What percentage of the wall will be insualted
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If less than 100% of the element is to be insulated, state why:
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If Installation method wont achieve manufacturers instruction provide evidence of alternative method of installation approved by system designer? Evidence attached
Dormer Cheeks and Ceilings
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U-value should meet Standard for Renovation of Thermal Elements Table 3 Section 5 of Building Regulations Approved Document L1B (note differing U value requirements for ceiling and wall elements)
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Is there a dormer window within the room in roof?
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Go to next section
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What percentage of dormer cheeks is being insulated?
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If less than 100% of the element is to be insulated, state why:
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What percentage of dormer ceilings is being insulated?
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If less than 100% of the element is to be insulated, state why:
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Clad elements with a layer of insulant, itself covered by a layer of 12.5mm plasterboard c/w vapour barrier. Will this method be employed?
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If no, what insulation method will be employed in its place. Show how this will meet the requirements
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Dormer Cheeks and Ceilings Materials – Target U Value W/m²k
Residual Loft Spaces
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U-value should meet Standard for Renovation of Thermal Elements Table 3 Section 5 of Building Regulations Approved Document L1B
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Is there a residual loft space present?
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Is existing insulation ≤ 100mm?
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If yes, this element will need further insulation.
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what is the total area of residual loft space where existing insulation is ≤ 100mm?
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Residual Loft Space Materials – Target U Value W/m²k
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Go to next section
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Go to next section
All Elements
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Detail below any alterations required to electrical or other services to ensure full compliance with building regulations. For example: Sockets, radiators, fitted wardrobes, wall units – How are you going to deal with them? Kitchens and bathrooms noted in alternative section
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Services
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How many sockets are there
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What needs to be done to prepare the room
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Photos of sockets
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How many radiators
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What needs to be done to prepare the room
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Photos
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What work needs to be done to prepare the room
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Photos
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What work needs to be done to prepare the room
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Photos
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What needs to be done to prepare the room
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Photos
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What else is required
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Photos
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Any of the areas of the RIR require thinner insulation
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Details here
Percentage of Measure Installed (POMI)
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Is 100% of the RIR being installed
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What is the reason for not achieving 100%
Notes
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Additional Notes
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Additional Photographs
Drawing Section - Repeat as required
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Annotate Drawing Form
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Is the property suitable for IWI?
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Provide details and reasoning why
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Provide photographic evidence to support your reasoning
Room(S) - Repeat this section for each room
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Room Name
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Is this room suitable for IWI?
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Elements/Junctions to be insulated - select all that apply
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Net area of walls to be insulated (m²)
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Depth of reveal (mm)
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Linear metres per room
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Additional works to be done walls
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Notes on physical condition – Include all remedial works:
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Physical condition of external wall and finishes
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Floor construction
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Notes of physical condition of floor – including details of any remedial works required:
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Treatment of intermediate floor zones?
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Why is this room unsuitable for IWI
Plumbing, electrical and woodwork
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Do any radiators need to be removed or replaced?
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Provide details
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Provide photographs
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Is there a boiler in the room
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Provide details
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Provide photographs
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Do any gas meter / electrical distribution board need to be moved
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Provide details
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Provide photographs
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Do you need to work around bathroom fittings / extractor fans?
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Provide details
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Provide photographs
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Are there any other issues?
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Provide details
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Provide photographs
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Will skirting boards need to be removed and replaced?
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How many meters
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Photos
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Will skirting boards need to be removed and refitted?
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How many meters
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Photos
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Will dado rails need to be removed and replaced?
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How many meters
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Photos
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Will dado rails need to be removed and refitted?
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How many meters
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Photos
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Will coving need to be removed and replaced?
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How many meters
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Photos
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Will coving need to be removed and refitted?
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How many meters
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Photos
Notes and Photographs
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Additional Notes
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Photographs
Drawing section repeat as required
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Annotate drawing as necessary
Pitched Roof Insulation Survey
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Is the existing roof space ventilation adequate
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Can we add additional ventilation
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What ventilation can we add
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Are roof timbers free from rot and infestation
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Provide details and remedial work required
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Are any metal structural roof members free from visible signs of corrosion
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Provide details and remedial work required
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Is electrical wiring free from visible defects, e.g. damaged cables, trailing cables, exposed conductors
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Provide details and remedial work required
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Are there any visible signs of water penetration
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Provide details and remedial work required
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Are there any visible signs of leakage from water components e.g. pipework, cisterns, tanks etc
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Provide details and remedial work required
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Are all guttering and wastewater goods in good condition and sound (without signs of leakage)?
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Provide details and remedial work required
Sloping Roof Room Ceilings
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Will the existing ceiling covering be removed?
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BETWEEN RAFTER AND OVERBOARDING SYSTEM (where existing ceiling covering is to be removed) U value should meet Standard for New Thermal Elements (Table 2, Section 5 Building Regulations, Approved Document L1B)
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Can a layer of insulant be friction fitted between the rafters?
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Can a layer of insulant, itself covered with a layer of 12.5mm plasterboard, be fitted over the entirety of the exposed ceiling area with vapour barrier?
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What depth of insulation can be fitted? (mm)
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What square meterage requires insulation and boarding? (m²)
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Can cross flow ventilation be assured following friction fitted insulant layer?
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What ventilation strategyproceedings is required to allow the work to proceed
Can cross flow ventilation be assured following friction fitted insulant layer?
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U value should meet Standard for Renovation of Thermal Elements (Table 3, Section 5 Building Regulations, Approved Document L1B)
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Will a layer of insulation be fitted over the entirety of the sloping ceiling area, itself covered with a layer of 12.5mm plasterboard with vapour barrier?
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What depth of insulation layer can be fitted? (mm)
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What square meterage requires treatment? (m²)
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Insulation system / material to be used?
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Areas to be omitted
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Why?
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Can the required U Value for this element be acheived?
Construction Measurements
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Can the loft areas be accessed?
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Pitched roof joist centres (mm)
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Pitched roof joist depth (mm)
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Loft joist centres (mm)
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Loft joist depth (mm)
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Finish required:
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Is there any high-capacity cabling (10mm/32 amp e.g. shower or oven) in any of the areas to be treated?
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Can cabling be SAFELY lifted above insulation to be installed?
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Detail electrical works required if high-capacity cabling cannot be safely lifted over insulation to be installed:
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Is lighting installed in the loft, or other areas due to be treated?
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Is task lighting required?
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Service Enabling Works – Are there Telecoms / Broadband / Satellite cabling etc. that will need to be moved?
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Heating and Plumbing – Are there any radiators that will need to be moved?
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How many
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Is there any heating or plumbing system pipework that will need to be extended or moved?
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Details of pipework including sizing
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Will the installation result in avoidable Thermal Bridging?
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Provide details
Notes
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Survey notes
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Photographs
Drawing section repeat as required
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Drawing Page to annotate if required
Flat Roof Survey
External Roof Details:
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Existing Roof Covering Material
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Roof Construction
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Provide details of roof construction
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Roof Width in metres
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Roof length in metres
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Angle of roof pitch in degrees
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Roof height from ground in metres
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Estimated age of roof in years
Internal Construction
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Is structure support accessible?
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Joist Centres in mm
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Joist dimensions
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Cross beam
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Other
Notes
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Take notes here:
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Photographs
Drawings Section repeat as required
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Annotate drawing here
FRI Measure Specific Details: (this section must be completed for compliance with PAS 2019):
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Will the proposed installation compromise the functionality of existing air supply/extract ventilation ducts/systems?
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If yes, provide details below:
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Will the proposed installation affect the functionality of installed services (gas, electricity, water, telecommunications, etc.)?
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If yes, provide details below:
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Has the extent of the area and elements to be insulated been identified?
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If no, provide details below:
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Are timbers free from rot and/or infestation?
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If no, provide details below:
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Has the existence of appropriate roof internal ventilation arrangements been identified?
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If no, provide details below:
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The condition of the ceiling (if applicable)?
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If no, provide details below:
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Are the metal structural roof members free from visible signs of corrosion?
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If no, provide details below:
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Is the electrical wiring free from visible defects, e.g. damaged cables, trailing cables and exposed conductors?
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If yes, provide details below:
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Survey under construction
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Survey under construction
Type of installation
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Measure type
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Record these details and move onto the rest of the survey
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Current Boiler Type
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Suggested new boiler type
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Location of new boiler
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How many current radiators are there
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How many TRV's are there
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How many TRV's are working
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Is there a cylinder and what size is it
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Cylinder location and photo
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Current heating controls
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Are new heating controls required
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Is the property suitable for first time central heating?
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Move onto the rest of the survey and design system with best outcome for the customer in mind
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Carry out a diagnostic check of the boiler and ascertain if a repair is economically viable, if not survey for replacement or upgrade.
Boiler details
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Enter details of Boiler Position
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Boiler Position
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Gas Meter Position
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Flue Type
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Condensate
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Length of Gas Run in meters
Electrical Details
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Position of Thermostat
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Distribution Board
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Board Type Model
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Type of Board Protection
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Picture of Board
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Earth bonding to gas
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Size
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Earth bonding to water
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Size
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Electrical Work Required for Instalation
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Is there a possibility of this property containing any Asbestos Materials ( if so State Where )
Radiator Pipework Details
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Type of pipework
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15mm
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10mm
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8mm
Room details - add each room indivually
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Room description and photo
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Radiator(s)
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Height
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Type of Rad
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Width
- 11
- 17
- 21
- 25
- 29
- 33
- 37
- 41
- 45
- 49
- 53
- 57
- 61
- 69
- 77
- 85
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Valve Type
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Number of External Walls
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Space Above Room
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Room Dimensions Length / Width / Height
Notes and additional photographs
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Additional photographs
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Detail notes here and upload site plan, drawings etc.
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Is a quote required
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Boiler recommendation
Drawing section repeat as neccessary
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Annotate drawing as required
Current Heating Controls
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Are there currently heating controls at the property
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What are the current Heating Controls in place - select all that apply
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How many radiators have TRV's
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How many are currently working
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Where are the current controls situated
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Are they in working order
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Do they need to be replaced
New Heating Controls
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How many TRV's will be required
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What type of heating controls will be installed
Electrical Details
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Distribution Board
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Board Type Model
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Type of Board Protection
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Picture of Board
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Electrical Work Required for Instalation
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Is there a possibility of this property containing any Asbestos Materials ( if so State Where )
Notes and additional photographs
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Additional photographs
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Detail notes here and upload site plan, drawings etc.
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Is a quote required
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Heating Control Recommendation
Drawing section repeat as required
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Annotate drawing as required
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Survey under construction
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Survey under construction
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Survey under construction
Ventilation Assessment
Ventialtion Assessment
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Are there any visible signs of surface condensation or damp?
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Does the property meet the minimum acceptable ventilation requirements set out in PAS 2035?
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Does the cooker have a hood which ventilates to the outside?
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Is there an airing cupboard or drying room that is ventilated to the outside?
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Is there a tumble dryer which is vented to the outside of the property?
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Do all wet rooms have as a minimum some from of passive or purge ventilation? (opening windows, air bricks or trickle vents)
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Do all wet rooms have closing doors?
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Is there a passive ventilation system?
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Is there a mechanical ventilation system? (Continuous mechanical extract ventilation, Continuous mechanical ventilation with heat recovery)
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Is there evidence of intermittent heating to parts of the property ?e.g TRV's being turned down too low to unused areas.
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Are there appropriate controls in place to regulate the heating in the property?(thermostat, programmer etc)
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Is the thermostat set to a minimum of 10 Celsius in all parts of the property that are heated?
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Is there evidence of cloths being dried in the property?
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Are there more bedrooms than occupants?
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Is there single glazing at the property?
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Has the importance of behaviour to moisture and condensation been explained to the occupants and left behind?
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Is there a condensation calculation required? If so what elements?
Declaration
Declaration
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Surveyor’s Declaration – To confirm that the survey has been completed in compliance with the requirements of PAS 2030:2019, Building Regulations and any additional requirements stated by the manufacturer(s) of material(s) used.
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Surveyors Signature
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Date