The right questions.
Clearer decisions.

The building's location and type of use, whether it is new construction or renovation, the service needed and any project drawings make the first meeting easier.

Photos help with the initial assessment. It is not sound to set an exact price before the line route, dimensions, current condition and material scope are clear.

Project requirements, intended use, working conditions and manufacturer recommendations are assessed together. It is important that the quote clearly states the material and labor scope.

In a new building, line layouts can be planned together with other disciplines. In a renovation, additional conditions such as existing lines, access and continued use of the building are taken into account.

Completion of the contracted scope, the required checks, and delivery of equipment information and any documents included in the scope should be reviewed together.

Residential, apartment, workplace and commercial projects; we define the scope with an on-site survey.

Intended use, existing infrastructure and project requirements are assessed together. The material selection is written into the quote.

Yes. Accessibility, line route and the building's usage are assessed during the survey.

Suitable system options are assessed according to the building's acoustic expectations and project details.

The existing route, levels and connection possibilities are examined together with the architectural layout.

The building's location, intended use, current condition and any project drawings help with the initial assessment.

The building's size, usage, existing infrastructure and project conditions should be assessed together.

Conditions such as floor height and renovation scope are assessed during the survey; the same solution may not suit every building.

It is based on the manufacturer's instructions for the system and appliances, intensity of use and maintenance history.

The scope is defined after seeing the line route, appliance locations and existing infrastructure.

The design, authorized contractor and gas distribution company procedures required for the work are clarified separately at the quote stage.

This depends on an on-site assessment and the relevant project conditions. The necessary process is determined before installation.

You can share the building's location, type and fire protection design if available. After the first meeting, we clarify the need for a site survey and the quote scope together.

The building's size, project scope, line lengths, equipment, existing installation and working conditions affect the price. We do not give an exact price without a site survey.

Renewal or extension of an existing installation is assessed on site. The building's use and working hours are included in the installation plan.

In the first meeting, you can describe how the building is used and what you need. The required design and specialist processes are identified and the scope is defined.

Pipework is hydrostatically pressure-tested according to the design pressure; the pump set, alarm valve station, test and drain points are operated and checked. Test reports and as-built drawings are provided at handover; this scope is stated in writing in the quote.

Mechanical infrastructure and renovation needs are assessed on site; the work is listed item by item in the quote.

Work areas and the business's operating hours are assessed and the most feasible installation plan is prepared.

The work schedule is prepared once the scope, site conditions and material requirements are clear.