Rooms & timing
Note which rooms feel different and the times or seasonal conditions when you notice it.
Before the visit
Tell us what
you have noticed.
You do not need a technical explanation. A clear description of the home, the patterns and your plans makes the first conversation more useful.
Everyday use
Describe how the home and its systems are usually used, in broad terms.
Changes & plans
Mention recent alterations or upcoming work that may be relevant to the assessment.
Your priorities
Tell us what you want the assessment to help you understand or plan.
A few
practical answers.
What should I describe before a visit?
The rooms or conditions you notice, when they occur and any changes you are considering.
Do I need to identify a cause?
No. Your observations are a starting point; the assessment reviews them with the building information.
Can the work be phased?
Yes. Upgrade planning can consider stages and the dependencies between possible changes.
Will the online brief give a saving estimate?
The brief organizes the project context. It does not calculate a financial or energy result.
Do you need bills or property files here?
No uploads are requested in the initial brief. Available information can be discussed during the project conversation.
How is the assessment scope agreed?
We review the property, priorities and required output before the assessment and its price are agreed.
A useful starting point
Tell us what
you’ve noticed.
Begin with a room you want to understand better or a change you are already planning.
Build an assessment brief