What we check during a survey
We review the room and possible positions for the indoor and outdoor units. This helps plan the equipment and installation for the actual property rather than relying on floor area alone.
- Room size, orientation, insulation and intended use.
- Airflow, condensate drainage and future maintenance access.
- Pipe-run length, wall penetrations and facade conditions.
When a site survey is especially useful
A preliminary visit is useful when access is difficult, the room has an unusual layout or the system has multiple indoor units. It gives us a chance to discuss any additional work before scheduling.
- When selecting capacity for rooms with large windows or an open layout.
- Before a multi-split installation or work on pre-laid pipework.
- When the outdoor unit must be installed in a difficult-to-reach position.
