The purpose of a TM44 inspection is to provide the building manager/owner with advice on how to best manage their HVAC systems and how to reduce the energy consumption through changes in operation, controls, and maintenance. The majority of air conditioning inspections simply ensure your compliance with no actionable recommendations. Instead of just ticking boxes, however, we also provide:

• A supplementary, clear, actionable report that any department can understand; tailored to your inspection; advising on the inefficiencies, best practices, and potential cost savings and carbon impact of your AC system.
• An asset list and F-Gas list (value by our AC service customers).
• A full inspection on your entire system – not just a fraction of the units.
• A seasoned HVAC engineer, who’s efficiency means you always receive your report within one week (first draft in 72 hours).
• Energy consumption of individual systems based on anticipated hours of operation.
• A swift, non-intrusive inspection requiring as little on-site support as possible.

Bog-standard TM44 inspections provide our clients with little to no value, hence we have opted to only provide the advanced reports.

• Level 3 energy assessors are limited to buildings which have ‘basic’ split type systems installed with no mechanical ventilation. Think of these as a simple external unit connected to a simple internal unit.
• Level 4 applies to more complex buildings with systems such as Chillers, Air Handling Units and mechanical ventilation systems in general.

You can look around for a ‘cheap as chips’ certification of your system. These will often be 50% of the fee we charge. Note, these inspections test a fraction of your system and cover the lodgement of your certificate only. Our HVAC engineers are equipped to identify any issues, make necessary repairs, and ensure your system is running at peak performance. Supplementary reports that can be understood across departments are provided with every inspection that allow our clients to implement efficiency improvements that pay off the cost of your inspection in the long-run.