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What happens after an FRA identifies defects?
Read each finding, identify its priority and agree who will complete it. Track progress and keep evidence rather than treating the report as a pass or fail certificate.
KEY CONSIDERATIONS
What to consider
- Understand your building
- Agree the scope
- Keep records
- Review changes
The scope, access arrangements and limitations should be agreed before work begins. Recommendations and records should reflect the actual building and the work completed.
Before we start
Share the property address, its use, approximate size and any existing reports or plans. Tell us about occupied areas, access restrictions and your target dates.
Useful questions
What information should I provide?
The building address, use, approximate size, number of floors, access arrangements and any previous assessment or survey reports.
Can this lead to remedial work?
Where defects are identified, a separate scope and quotation can be agreed. Specialist services and availability will be confirmed for the work required.
What affects the quotation?
Building complexity, number of locations, access, investigation requirements and the agreed reporting or installation scope.