Independent inspections. Clearer answers.

Internal finishes can be disputed just as often as external render. We review the visible workmanship and available records, without assuming whether the cause lies with the plasterer, underlying substrate, adjoining trades or building movement.

• Cracking in skimmed walls and ceilings
• Plasterboard joints, beads and junction details
• Debonding, hollow areas and localised failures
• Surface finish, unevenness and workmanship concerns
• Background preparation and relevant installation records

We assess observable issues in silicone, monocouche and traditional render finishes, including relevant substrate and interface details. Findings distinguish observed conditions from suggested explanations that may need further testing.

• Cracking, crazing and potential movement-related defects
• Debonding, staining and surface irregularities
• Window, door, bead and movement-joint details
• Comparison with supplied drawings and system guidance

Independent reviews of visible EWI finish quality, key junctions and the documents describing the specified system. Hidden layers or structural and fire-safety matters may require specialist investigation outside our agreed scope.

• Visible render finish and reinforcement-related concerns
• Openings, plinths, corners and termination detailing
• Workmanship records and specification consistency

Contractors, builders and property owners can instruct us when responsibility for a defect is disputed. We can examine both parties' information and manufacturer reports, subject to a conflict check. Who pays for the assessment does not determine the opinion or its wording.

A technical report is not a legal judgement or a promise of a favourable result. We identify the observed facts, uncertainties and what further evidence may help.

A report records the agreed investigation clearly, separating observations from possible explanations and identifying any uncertainty.

• Property and project details
• Scope and limitations
• Findings and photographs
• Technical observations
• Relevant manufacturer guidance where applicable
• Possible causes and uncertainties
• Recommendations and next steps