GLRE's specialist glazing inspections are conducted across the UK by our highly skilled technical team, designed to accurately identify defects and health and safety issues within your glazing systems. Tailored to meet the specific needs of our clients, our inspections encompass the entire building envelope, including curtain walling, glazed roofs, canopies, windows, skylights, rooflights, and internal glazing features like balustrades and glazed screens. With a focus on minimal disruption and comprehensive defect identification, GLRE's inspections are essential for maintaining a safe, compliant, and efficient glazing system.
With over 25 years of experience, GLRE has developed a deep expertise in glazing inspections, professional glazing solutions, and commercial window repair services. The GLRE expert team offers tailored solutions that meet the specific needs of each project. Our team's extensive background across various sectors enables us to adapt and deliver high-quality services that align with your business objectives.
We focus on delivering glazing inspections services that stand out for their quality and reliability. Our process, from planning to execution, is designed to be seamless and efficient, ensuring minimal disruption to your operations.
Professional glazing inspections are crucial for several reasons:
Safety and Compliance: Identifying potential safety hazards to ensure compliance with current health and safety regulations.
Defect Identification: Accurately pinpointing defects that could compromise the integrity or performance of the glazing system.
Maintenance Planning: Assisting in the creation of a targeted maintenance or repair plan to address identified issues.
Performance Evaluation: Assessing the efficiency of glazing systems to recommend improvements or upgrades.
Regulatory Adherence: Ensuring glazing systems meet the latest building and window regulations in the UK.
GLRE's Glazing Inspections involve a comprehensive examination of your building's glazing systems by our expert surveying team. Utilising specialised access methods, including cradles, gantry systems, mobile platforms, and rope access, we conduct thorough evaluations, including water testing, to assess the condition of your glazing. Inspections can be extended to include spot remedial repairs, ensuring immediate issues can be addressed promptly. Each inspection culminates in a detailed report, complete with a photographic schedule of defects, health and safety concerns, and a list of recommended remedial actions, accompanied by a fully costed proposal for necessary repairs.
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Inspectors use visual assessments, specialised tools, and water testing to evaluate the condition, performance, and safety of window systems.
Professional glazing inspection services like GLRE have the expertise and equipment to conduct comprehensive window inspections.
Inspections should cover seal integrity, frame condition, glass quality, operational mechanisms, and compliance with safety standards.
As of 15th June 2022, the notional target U-value for windows changed from 1.6W/m2K to 1.2W/m2K, with the limiting standard moving from 2.0W/m2K to 1.4W/m2K, aiming for improved energy efficiency.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning, checking for leaks, ensuring moving parts are functional, and replacing worn seals or gaskets.
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