We use a carefully selected set of professional measuring and diagnostic tools to record the details that matter – from opening dimensions and alignment to thermal behaviour, sound levels and glass build-up.
Used for visual thermal review of windows, frames, reveals, junctions and other areas of interest. It helps identify:
Temperature patterns
Possible cold spots
Uneven thermal behaviour
Areas requiring further investigation
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Thermal detector
Bosch GIS 1000 C
Used for spot temperature, humidity and ambient-condition checks. It supports more precise observations where a thermal image needs to be supplemented with measured environmental data.
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Laser measure
Bosch GLM 50-27 CG
Used for fast and accurate distance measurements, including:
Window openings
Doors
Room dimensions
Other survey references
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Digital level
Bosch GIM 60
Used for checking level and inclination across:
Frames
Sills
Thresholds
Reveals
Related surfaces
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Digital level
Bosch GIM 120
Used for longer-span level, alignment and inclination checks where a larger measuring range is useful.
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Angle measure
Bosch GAM 220 MF
Used for checking:
Angles
Corners
Mitres
Non-standard geometry
Alignment-critical details
Glass, sound and performance checks
Where a project calls for it, we can record what is already installed – glass thickness, unit build-up and coatings – and take indicative sound readings, so that replacement glazing can be specified with confidence.
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Sound level meter
Testo 815
Used for indicative sound-level observations during noise-related discussions.
This is an observational survey tool, not a specialist acoustic certification service.
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Glass thickness measuring tool
Bohle Glass Check
Used for non-invasive measurement of installed glass or insulating glass units. It helps with:
Identifying existing glass thickness
Checking insulating-glass-unit build-up
Supporting replacement specifications
Recording installed glazing information during a survey
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Glass-analysis devices
Merlin Lazer Glass Analysis Kit
A laser glass and air-gap gauge, a toughened glass indicator and a Low-E coating detector, used for advanced analysis of installed glazing, including:
Glass thickness
Air-gap measurement
Toughened-glass detection
Low-E coating detection
Glazing characteristics that may not be visible from a normal visual inspection
The Merlin kit represents the advanced glass-analysis capability within our survey package.
All readings are survey observations made to support quotation, specification and ordering. They are not a formal acoustic, thermal or structural certification.
Which survey do you need?
From a free quotation visit to a full technical report – we will recommend the right level for your project.