Comprehensive Inspection Survey Reports 

Damp Surveys Why Choose Our Damp Surveys? Unparalleled Expertise: Backed by years of experience, our skilled team of professionals specialises in detecting, diagnosing, and treating damp-related problems. Our in-depth understanding of building structures and moisture dynamics enables us to provide accurate and effective solutions. Cutting-Edge Technology: We employ state-of-the-art equipment, including advanced moisture meters and thermal imaging cameras, to conduct thorough and non-intrusive assessments. Our technology enables us to pinpoint hidden moisture sources and potential trouble spots without causing unnecessary disruption. Comprehensive Assessment: Our damp surveys leave no stone unturned. We assess various damp-related issues, including rising damp, condensation, penetrating damp, and leaks. We meticulously inspect walls, floors, ceilings, and other vulnerable areas to provide a comprehensive evaluation of your property's moisture condition. Prevention and Preservation: Our damp surveys not only identify existing issues but also help prevent potential future problems. By detecting and addressing moisture-related concerns early on, we safeguard your property from costly repairs, structural damage, and health risks associated with damp environments. Transparent Reporting: We provide detailed and easy-to-understand reports outlining our findings, assessment methods, and recommended solutions.

Timber Surveys Why may you need to have one? A timber survey is a crucial step for anyone who owns or is considering acquiring a property with wooden structures. Several reasons make having a timber survey essential: Structural Integrity Assessment: A timber survey helps evaluate the structural integrity of wooden elements in a property. It can identify any signs of decay, insect infestation, or damage that may compromise the safety and stability of the structure. Preventive Maintenance: Identifying potential issues early through a timber survey allows for proactive and preventive maintenance. Addressing problems before they escalate can save significant costs and prevent more extensive damage to the timber components. Property Valuation: For property owners, a timber survey can contribute to an accurate valuation of the property. Knowing the condition of the timber elements can impact the overall value of the structure and the property as a whole. Compliance with Regulations: Some regions have regulations and standards regarding the maintenance and treatment of timber structures. A timber survey helps ensure compliance with these regulations, preventing legal issues and potential fines. Insurance Requirements: Insurance companies may require a timber survey to assess the risk associated with wooden structures. Knowing the condition of the timber can help property owners obtain suitable insurance coverage and ensure they are adequately protected. Long-Term Investment Protection: Timber surveys are an investment in the long-term health and longevity of the property. Regular assessments can contribute to preserving the value of the investment by addressing issues promptly and maintaining the integrity of wooden structures. Having a timber survey conducted by a reputable company, such as Go Green , ensures a thorough and professional assessment. Our experienced team can provide valuable insights, recommend necessary treatments, and offer solutions to enhance the durability and longevity of timber structures. Choosing Go Green for a timber survey ensures that customers receive accurate and comprehensive information, empowering them to make informed decisions about their property's maintenance and preservation.

Condensation Surveys Several signs may indicate that it's time to consider a condensation survey for your property. If you observe any of the following issues, it's advisable to contact a professional like Go Green for a comprehensive condensation survey: Mold Growth: The presence of mold on walls, ceilings, or other surfaces is a clear indication of excessive moisture. Mold not only poses health risks but also signals potential condensation issues that need to be addressed. Musty Odours: Persistent musty or damp odours in certain areas of your property may indicate hidden moisture problems. A condensation survey can help identify the source of these odours and recommend appropriate solutions. Visible Condensation: If you notice water droplets on windows, walls, or other surfaces, it's a visible sign of condensation. This can occur in various areas of the property and may indicate a need for better ventilation or insulation. Water Stains: Stains on walls or ceilings, often accompanied by peeling paint or wallpaper, can be a result of prolonged exposure to moisture. A condensation survey can identify the source of the water intrusion and help prevent further damage. Rotting Wood: Wooden elements, such as window frames or structural supports, showing signs of decay or rot may indicate long-term exposure to excessive moisture. A survey can assess the extent of the damage and recommend appropriate treatments. Dampness in Basements or Crawl Spaces: These areas are more prone to moisture issues. If you notice dampness, water puddles, or a musty smell in these spaces, it's a strong indication that a condensation survey is warranted. High Humidity Levels: Persistent high humidity levels within the property, even with proper ventilation, may indicate underlying condensation issues. A survey can help identify the specific areas contributing to elevated humidity. Condensation on Pipes or Cold Surfaces: Condensation forming on pipes or cold surfaces can indicate a lack of insulation or ventilation. A survey can assess these areas and recommend measures to prevent condensation. Inefficient Ventilation: Poor ventilation in kitchens, bathrooms, or other areas can contribute to condensation. A survey can evaluate the effectiveness of existing ventilation systems and suggest improvements if needed. Previous Water Damage: If your property has experienced water damage in the past, whether from leaks or flooding, there may be residual moisture issues. A condensation survey can help identify and address any lingering problems. Being proactive and addressing condensation issues promptly can prevent further damage to your property and ensure a healthier living environment. Go Green expertise in condensation surveys can provide you with a thorough assessment and tailored recommendations to mitigate the identified issues effectively.

Thermal Efficiency Surveys Energy Efficiency Assessment: Thermal imaging can help identify areas of heat loss or poor insulation in your property. By pinpointing these issues, you can take targeted measures to improve energy efficiency, such as sealing gaps, adding insulation, and upgrading windows and doors. This can lead to significant cost savings on your energy bills over time. Early Detection of Structural Issues: Thermal imaging can reveal hidden structural problems such as moisture infiltration, leaks, and weak points in the building envelope. Detecting these issues early can prevent costly repairs down the line, as well as potential damage to the property's foundation, walls, and roof. Enhanced Home Inspections: Whether you're buying or selling a property, a thermal imaging survey can provide valuable insights during the home inspection process. It can uncover issues that may not be visible to the naked eye, giving both buyers and sellers a clearer picture of the property's condition and helping to facilitate smoother transactions.