Jersey, Channel Islands
Certificate-backed inspections of the systems your building depends on, carried out by an engineer with over twenty years in banks, finance buildings, hotels and medical centres.
Banks and finance
trading floors and server rooms
Hotels
guest areas and back of house
Medical premises
practices and clinics
Commercial landlords
single sites and portfolios
What we do
We inspect commercial air conditioning, rate how it is actually performing, and put the findings behind a certificate. We do not install and we do not maintain, so the report is the product, not a pitch for follow-on work.
A full on-site survey of your air conditioning plant, unit by unit: condition, operation, controls and maintenance history. Carried out by a fully qualified commercial air conditioning engineer, scheduled around your trading hours.
Each system is tested and rated on how it is actually running, not how it ran when it was commissioned. A clear rating you can hand to an operator, an insurer or a head office. [CONFIRM: rating scale used]
Findings are issued as a written report backed by a certificate: the rating, what needs attention and in what order, in plain English. The report is yours, and any contractor can carry out the work it recommends.
Certificates date. We hold your inspection dates, remind you before a certificate lapses and schedule the re-inspection, across a single site or a whole portfolio. [CONFIRM: standard re-inspection interval]
Tell us the site and roughly how many units. We agree a visit, sign in to your procedures, and survey every unit on the system, working around trading hours where floors cannot close.
Readings are taken on site and each system is rated on how it is actually performing. If we find something that needs attention now, you hear about it on the day, not in the post.
A written report backed by a certificate: the rating, the findings and what to do about them, in priority order. We agree the re-inspection date and remind you before it lapses.
Andrew, Air Quality Assurance CI
Air Quality Assurance CI is run by Andrew, a fully qualified commercial and domestic air conditioning engineer with over twenty years in the trade. He has installed and maintained air conditioning in banks, finance buildings, hotels and medical centres, and spent ten years in property management before that.
That history is why the inspections are worth paying for: he has commissioned, serviced and lived with the systems he now rates, and knows the difference between a reading that looks wrong and a system that is wrong.
Installation and maintenance are handled separately by our sister firm, Island Engineering. The relationship is stated here, and in every report, because impartial reporting depends on you knowing it: the findings are yours, and any firm can carry out the work.
Everything below is checkable. Ask us for any of it in writing before you book.
Fully qualified commercial and domestic air conditioning engineer, over twenty years experience. [CONFIRM: certificate name and level]
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Sent on request before an inspection is booked.
Air Quality Assurance CI shares an owner with Island Engineering, an installation and maintenance firm. The relationship is disclosed here and in every report. Findings are yours, and any contractor can carry out the work.
We do not install, maintain or repair. An inspection is never a pitch for follow-on work.
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Where the certificate stands legally
In the United Kingdom, air conditioning systems over 12kW rated output must be inspected regularly under the Energy Performance of Buildings regulations, the TM44 regime. Those regulations do not extend to Jersey, which legislates separately. A certificate here is a professional standard that operators, insurers and UK-headquartered estates ask for, not a Jersey legal obligation, and we will never tell you otherwise to win the work.
If anyone tells you an air conditioning inspection is a legal requirement in Jersey, ask them to cite the law.
No. In the UK, systems over 12kW rated output must be inspected under the Energy Performance of Buildings regulations, the TM44 regime, but those regulations do not extend to Jersey, which legislates separately.
Certification here is a professional standard, not a statutory duty. It is what operators, insurers and UK-headquartered estates ask for when they want evidence a system is being run properly, and we will always describe it that way.
A written report on the system as we found it: the condition of each unit, how the system is actually performing, an efficiency rating, and what needs attention in priority order. The certificate stands behind those findings. [CONFIRM: certification scheme and what the certificate formally records]
By telling you, which is what this answer is. Air Quality Assurance CI and Island Engineering are both run by Andrew. The inspection and the report are a separate, paid product: the findings are readings and conditions we can show you, the report is yours, and any contractor you choose can carry out the work it recommends.
We would rather answer this on the website than have you find it out later.
It depends on the number of units and how easily we can reach them. [CONFIRM: typical duration for a small office and for a larger site] We confirm the time on site when we book, and out-of-hours visits can be arranged where a floor cannot close during the day.
Yes. Multi-site landlords and managing agents get one schedule across the estate, a report per site, and renewal reminders before any certificate lapses. We can invoice the agent directly and work to your own reporting and sign-off process.
Access arrangements, where the indoor and outdoor plant is, and any maintenance records you hold. An asset list helps but is not required: if you do not have one, the survey produces one.
[CONFIRM: pricing basis, per unit or per site] Quotes are free and in writing before anything is booked, and the price is fixed once we have agreed the scope.
Get in touch
Ring the office on 01534 625600, or send the form and we will come back to you. For a portfolio, ask about scheduling the whole estate in one pass.
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Tell us the site and roughly how many units when you enquire. An asset list helps but is not required: if you do not have one, the survey produces one.