Borescope cavity inspection across County Fermanagh
We cover 3 towns in County Fermanagh: Enniskillen, Lisnaskea and Irvinestown.
Local weather affects which walls can be filled. Parts of County Fermanagh face some of the heaviest wind-driven rain in the UK, especially exposed coastal and upland sites. Here the survey is stricter: some walls suit only certain certified systems, and some should not be filled at all.
Every inspection point in County Fermanagh is photographed and logged, so you have a record to show a buyer, lender or contractor. A survey in County Fermanagh gives you facts before anyone drills: what the wall is, what is in the cavity and whether it is sound.
Building control in Northern Ireland
In Northern Ireland, inserting insulation into an existing cavity wall needs a building control application to your council before the work. We make sure the application route is agreed and confirmed in writing before any drilling starts.
Sources: Building Control NI: frequently asked questions; Belfast City Council: what are the building regulations.
When a borescope check helps
Before filling, to confirm the cavity is empty and clean. Before buying a house, to see if the EPC's claim of 'filled cavity' is true. When damp has appeared and you need to know whether the fill is wet or bridged. Before a top-up, to map which panels are empty.
What is included
- Inspection points on each elevation
- Photos of each point
- Fill type and condition noted
- Holes made good
- Written summary
Borescope cavity inspection prices in County Fermanagh
| Borescope cavity inspection guide prices | Guide price |
|---|---|
| Borescope inspection, house | £145–£245 |
| Borescope inspection, block or large building | £295–£595 |
This work is not insulation, so it is normally standard-rated for VAT. Guide prices include VAT where it applies. Guide ranges only: the fixed price is confirmed in writing before any work starts, and anything that could not be seen at survey is agreed with you first.
The steps for a borescope inspection in County Fermanagh:
Tell us what is happening
Postcode, property type and what you have noticed.
Price agreed first
We confirm the price before anyone visits.
Visit and checks
Photos and readings at the areas that matter.
Findings in writing
What we found and the options, each priced separately.