Phone 0800 030 4391
Email >
- AIR TIGHTNESS CONSULTANCY & TESTING
- ENERGY, SAP, EPC, DEC & SBEM
- BREEAM & CODE FOR SUSTAINABLE HOMES
- ACOUSTIC CONSULTANCY & TESTING
- AIR SEALING & FIRE STOPPING
- THE COMPLETE PACKAGE
- Air Tightness Homepage
- Air Tightness - a Definition
- Commercial Benefits to the Building
Owner & Client - Information for the Client
- Information for the Architect
- Information for the Main Contractor
- Information for the Building Services Consultants
- Information for Material, Plant &
Component Suppliers - Information for Building Control
Officers & Approved Inspectors - Design Review
- Site Advice Visits
- Contracting Work
- Air Tightness Testing
- Air Test - Domestic Dwelling
- SAP Ratings
- SBEM Ratings
- Example Air Tightness Test
- Smoke Test
- Thermographic Surveys
- Energy Usage
- Flagship Projects
- Technical Info Packs/Video Downloads
- Brochure Request/Download
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Theory of Air Tightness
- Air Tightness - Related Services
Air Tightness Design Review
Design Reviews ensure that air tight elements are fit for the intended purpose and will have the necessary life span. Our expertise, skills and experience provide clients with pragmatic design solutions to minimise the risk of the air tightness works failing in the short and long term.
Drawing on our technical knowledge and experience we identify areas of the building design and specification that pose a risk to the air tightness specification. Aspects to review for air tight elements can include their material specification and physical characteristics, air permeability, detailed design, proposed installation procedures and operational requirements.
HRS's Design Review Solutions are therefore fundamental in eliminating potential problems. Sending us drawing and specification details is a key stage to accruing the long term benefits of achieving the air tightness specification.
Go to Design review case study
Air Tightness - Flagship Projects
Click headings to read more
Air test result
Tightest building in UK Air test result <0.5 m³/hour/m², HRS involved throughout
Air Tightness Consultancy
IKEA employed the UK's largest fan to check the air tightness of its Glasgow store
Poor Building Envelope Performance - Case Studies
A Complete Solution For Investigating, Analysing Problems and Providing Solutions

