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From a failed inspection report to a clear correction plan
Clear explanation, a prioritised correction plan and repair work after a failed electrical inspection report.
- You understand what has to happen: the findings are translated into clear work and priorities.
- You get a well-defined quote: necessary corrections, options and possible additional problems are named separately.
- Your installation is prepared for re-inspection: the agreed corrections, labels and documents are executed according to the defined scope.
Report analysis · corrections · labelling · diagrams · re-inspection preparation
Does this fit your situation?
A failed inspection report tends to arrive at an awkward moment: mid-sale, just after buying, or during a renovation. The violations are worded technically, the deadline for the re-inspection is running, and it is unclear what the corrections actually involve.
Sellers who want inspection issues solved before the sale, buyers who need to clear a failed report after purchase, and owners preparing a re-inspection after renovating.
What changes for you?
- You understand what has to happen: the findings are translated into clear work and priorities.
- You get a well-defined quote: necessary corrections, options and possible additional problems are named separately.
- Your installation is prepared for re-inspection: the agreed corrections, labels and documents are executed according to the defined scope.
What do we do?
Heliora translates the findings into understandable work, carries out the agreed corrections and helps prepare the installation for re-inspection.
- Analysis of the inspection report and the violations it lists
- Prioritisation: what must come first and what can be combined
- Repair work per inspection point, from earthing to residual-current protection
- Alignment with your sale, purchase or renovation timeline
What do you receive?
- A plain-language walkthrough of the report
- A prioritised correction plan with clear boundaries
- Execution of the agreed repair work
- Documentation and preparation for the re-inspection by a recognized inspection body
How it goes
1
Go through the report and photos
2
Confirm the work and the quote
3
Carry out the agreed corrections
4
Test and document
5
Hand over and prepare the re-inspection
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Report analysis · corrections · labelling · diagrams · re-inspection preparation
What depends on your home?
- Work based on the official inspection report
- Repairs according to the AREI/RGIE regulations
- Official approval is given by a recognized inspection body
How you can prepare
- Send the inspection report and photos of the fuse box
- Share the timing of the sale or re-inspection
- Arrange access to the rooms involved
What is not included or technically dependent?
- The official inspection or re-inspection itself
- Any promise about the outcome of the inspection
- Corrections beyond the points covered by the report
- Hidden defects that require further investigation
The re-inspection is done by a recognised inspection body; a positive result is not guaranteed.
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FAQ
Questions about this service
Does Heliora carry out the official inspection?
No. Official inspections are always done by a recognized inspection body. Heliora explains the report, corrects the agreed points and prepares the re-inspection.
Is the amount of work always the same?
No. Every home and every report is different. The quote states clearly what is included, optional or excluded.
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