Most duty holders review asbestos at least every 12 months, with higher-risk areas inspected more frequently. The exact frequency depends on the type, condition and location of ACMs, as well as how the building is used. During your consultation we’ll recommend an interval based on your risk profile and existing survey.

If you already have a compliant asbestos management survey and accurate register, a re-inspection is often sufficient to update condition and risk scores. If the building has changed significantly, or if the original survey is poor quality or very old, we may recommend a new survey. We’ll review your paperwork and explain the best option.

Re-inspections are generally low-intrusive. We focus on previously identified ACMs and do not usually require destructive access. We can schedule visits outside of core hours where needed and work around staff, residents and operations to minimise disruption.

You’ll receive an updated asbestos register and re-inspection report, including photographs, revised material and priority risk scores, and clear recommendations. We can also provide contractor briefing sheets, signage recommendations and a schedule for future re-inspections.

Yes. We regularly support landlords, managing agents and organisations with multi-site portfolios. We can coordinate visits across your sites, standardise reporting formats and create summary overviews so you can see compliance status at a glance.