Annual condition monitoring
Asbestos re-inspection surveys.
Annual HSG264-aligned re-inspection of every ACM in your register — with updated risk scores, photographic evidence and an audit-ready report.
Why re-inspect
A current register is your single biggest compliance asset.
Condition deteriorates
Even undisturbed ACMs degrade — water ingress, vibration and impact damage are routine causes of risk-score change between inspections.
Registers go stale
Refurbishments, tenant works and repairs frequently happen without the register being updated. Re-inspections close that gap.
Duty-to-manage
Regulation 4 of CAR 2012 requires the register to be kept up to date. Annual re-inspection is the standard evidence of compliance.
Insurer & auditor confidence
An in-date re-inspection report is a routine request from insurers, ESG auditors and prospective buyers during due diligence.
What's included
Everything your duty-to-manage file needs.
- Re-inspection of every ACM recorded in the existing register
- Updated material and priority risk scores
- Photographic evidence of current condition
- Register updates and revised drawings as required
- Recommendations on remediation, encapsulation or removal
- CAR 2012 audit-ready report for your duty-to-manage file
Our process
Programmed, predictable, fully documented.
01
Register handover
Share your current register and drawings. We confirm scope, price and a date — usually within 48 hours.
02
On-site re-inspection
A qualified surveyor inspects every recorded ACM, photographs current condition and notes any new suspect materials.
03
Updated risk scores
Material and priority risk scores are recalculated, and any new ACMs are sampled where required.
04
Register update
Your register is updated, drawings revised and a CAR 2012 re-inspection report is issued ready for distribution.
FAQs
Re-inspection — common questions.
How often do I need a re-inspection?
HSE guidance and CAR 2012 require the register to be kept up to date. In practice, annual re-inspection is the standard interval for most non-domestic estates — more frequent on high-risk or high-traffic sites.
Do you re-inspect registers written by other consultants?
Yes. We routinely take over re-inspection programmes from other consultancies. Where the existing register is incomplete we will flag this and propose a remediation programme.
How much does a re-inspection cost?
Re-inspection of an existing register is £200 + VAT for up to 5 ACMs, £250 for 6–10 and £350 for 11–20. Registers with 21+ ACMs and large commercial premises receive an individually fixed quotation. Routine laboratory sampling is not normally required or included.
Will you sample new suspect materials?
Yes — bulk samples can be taken during the re-inspection and analysed by a UKAS-accredited laboratory (ISO/IEC 17025), typically with results inside 48 hours.
Programme your next re-inspection.
Share your current register and we'll confirm a scope, price and visit date — usually within 48 hours.
Get a quote
Get a re-inspection quote
Tell us the property and the survey you need. We'll confirm the scope and a firm price by phone or email — Management, Refurbishment, Demolition/R&D and sampling all quoted.
- BOHS P402 qualified surveyors
- HSG264 survey methodology
- Fixed Prices. No Surprises.
- UKAS-accredited laboratory analysis
- Independent — we do not sell asbestos removal