If you’re uncertain about the insulation in your property’s cavity walls, our cavity wall camera inspection is the ideal method for spot checking.

A neglected cavity wall can lead to discomfort, increased energy costs, and even moisture damage. A cavity wall camera inspection using a borescope can identify any issues with your insulation and ensure that your home is properly protected, saving you money and hassle down the line.

Learn more about cavity wall inspections and find answers to common questions in our FAQ section below.

Why work with us?

Experience

Our experienced team have inspected many properties and have a deep understanding of the different types of insulation and the potential issues that can arise.

Quality

We are committed to providing the highest quality cavity wall inspections. Our assessors undergo specialised training to equip them with the knowledge and skills necessary for a comprehensive borescope assessment.

Speed

Project deadlines matter. We manage all data collection, modelling and reporting in-house – keeping your project moving without administrative delays.

We work to a standard two-week turnaround, with the majority of reports and certificates delivered well within that window.

Pricing

Our rate card prices for all services are reviewed regularly, so we’re confident that you won’t find a better service for a better price anywhere else.

If you think you’ve found one, we’ll either beat or match it.

Support

Navigating the complexity of energy efficiency, decarbonisation, and building regulation updates isn’t easy.

We’ve worked hard to explain a range of topics related to cavity wall inspections in plain English to help non-experts get the information they need.

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We’ve compiled answers to the most common questions about cavity wall inspections to help you navigate this useful tool for maintaining a healthy and energy-efficient home..

What is a cavity wall?

Most homes built after the 1920s have cavity walls. This means there are two separate layers of brick or blockwork that form the external walls, with a gap or “cavity” in between. This cavity was originally designed to prevent moisture from passing from the outer wall to the inner wall and acts as a natural insulator.

What is a cavity wall camera inspection?

A cavity wall camera inspection is a minimally invasive procedure to see what’s going on inside the hidden gap in your walls. We use a specialised tool called a borescope (a thin, flexible tube with a camera on the end) to look inside the cavity. This allows us to check for the presence and condition of any insulation, look for signs of damp, and identify any debris or blockages.

How is the inspection carried out?

he process is simple and causes minimal disruption:

1. Our assessor will first inspect the outside of your walls for any obvious issues.

2. We then drill a few small, 8mm holes in the mortar joints of your brickwork at various points around the property.

3. The borescope camera is inserted into these holes, allowing us to see inside the cavity and take photos.

5. You will receive a detailed report outlining the findings of the inspection, including any recommendations for remedial action.

4. Once the inspection is complete, we seal the holes with a weatherproof sealant.

Why would I need a cavity wall inspection?

An inspection is important if you are experiencing issues like damp or a cold home, or if you simply want to know if your property has correctly installed insulation. A camera inspection can identify:

– Missing or incomplete insulation: Find out if your cavity is empty or if the existing insulation has slumped or has gaps, which causes heat loss.

– Damp or damaged insulation: See if the insulation has become wet, which makes it ineffective and can lead to damp problems on your internal walls.

– Debris or blockages: Rubble and other debris can create “bridges” for moisture to cross from the outer wall to the inner wall, causing damp patches.

– Incorrect insulation type: Ensure the right material has been used for your property type and exposure level.

What are the benefits of an inspection?

Knowing the condition of your cavity walls allows you to:

– Improve Energy Efficiency: By identifying and rectifying insulation issues, you can significantly reduce heat loss and lower your energy bills.

– Prevent Damp and Mould: Finding and fixing the cause of moisture in your cavity protects your property and creates a healthier living environment.

– Save Money on Repairs: Early detection of problems allows you to take corrective action before they escalate into more serious and costly structural issues.

– Gain Peace of Mind: An inspection provides certainty about a hidden part of your home’s structure and can inform decisions about future energy-saving upgrades.

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Contact us today for a free consultation or a competitive quote. Let’s discuss your project’s specific needs and how our technical expertise can support your success.

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