One of our Site Inspectors noticed that the fire damper was not supported or fire sealed. This means that the fire compartment is compromised and the spread of the fire
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It is never acceptable to have missing cavity ties on any build project as it can lead to the wall collapsing which is dangerous. We only have to be reminded
Read more →These two pictures show wet insulation identified using thermal imaging. If undetected there could have been several problems occurring which include damp appearing inside, poor thermal performance and corrosion of
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Maybe this is acceptable to some, but luckily for our client, this is not acceptable to us. This defect, which shows poor co-ordination, is a common issue that our Clerks
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One of our Clerks spotted this defect on a project recently which shows a light fitting which had been relocated and then just left. Quality finishes are important to us
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The role of a Building Inspector A day in the life of a Building Quality Site Inspector Quality Site Inspectors, also known as Clerks of Works are an essential part
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From a detailed statistical analysis undertaken in May this year, the top M&E defects (not including snags) are listed in the infographic.
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From a detailed statistical analysis undertaken in May this year, the top 10 building defects (not including snags) are listed in the infographic.
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Following an analysis of 14 projects that were nearing completion in May this year, on average 157 snags per projects were found per sectional handover. The range of snags were
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Following an analysis of 45 live projects in one week in May this year, a total of 313 defects were found. 224 were Building defects and 89 were M&E defects.
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