Thermo Compliance
is a Division of Thermo Group that specialises in
Electrical, Water, Gas, Solar, Beetle & Electric Fence COCs
Compliance Certificate Pricing
Transparent, upfront pricing for every Certificate of Compliance we issue in Cape Town. Select your details below for an instant estimate, or scroll down and book your inspection directly. Booking more than one certificate for the same property? Save R50 on every additional certificate.
| Certificate | House — Cash Sale | Flat / Sectional — Cash Sale | House — Transfer | Flat / Sectional — Transfer |
|---|
Prices correct as of 2026 and exclude any remedial work found to be required. A final quote is confirmed once your inspection is booked. Multiple certificates booked together for one property: R50 off each certificate after the first.
Get an Instant Estimate
Answer three quick questions and see your price in real time. Book more than one certificate together and save R50 on each additional one.
Select at least one certificate to see your estimate.
Please fill Out The Form Below To Book Your Inspection Today
Areas We Service In Cape Town
Professional Compliance Inspections and Certificates of Compliance in Parklands
Thermo Group provides professional compliance inspections and Certificates of Compliance in Parklands, Cape Town, assisting homeowners, property sellers, buyers, landlords, estate agents and businesses with a wide range of property compliance requirements.
Parklands is one of Cape Town’s rapidly growing residential areas, with ongoing property sales, transfers, renovations, new developments and rental activity. With these property transactions often comes the need for professional inspections, repairs and the necessary Certificates of Compliance to ensure that installations meet the applicable safety and legal requirements.
As part of the Thermo Group, Thermo Compliance has been providing professional compliance inspections and certification services throughout Parklands and surrounding areas for many years. Our experienced team understands the importance of completing thorough inspections, identifying potential non-compliance and helping clients understand what work may be required before a certificate can be issued.
Our Compliance Services in Parklands
Thermo Group assists clients in Parklands with a comprehensive range of property compliance services, including:
Electrical Certificates of Compliance
We carry out professional electrical inspections and Electrical Certificates of Compliance (Electrical COCs) for properties in Parklands. Whether you are selling a property, purchasing a home, require an inspection, or need electrical defects identified and repaired, our team can inspect the installation and assist with the compliance process.
Plumbing Certificates of Compliance
Our team also provides plumbing compliance inspections and Plumbing Certificates of Compliance in Parklands. Plumbing inspections can identify issues relating to water installations, geysers, leaks, drainage and other aspects of a property’s plumbing system that may require attention.
Gas Certificates of Conformity
Where applicable, Thermo Group can assist with gas compliance inspections and Gas Certificates of Conformity for gas installations. Whether a property has a gas hob, gas geyser, gas fireplace or another gas appliance, it is important that the installation is inspected and certified by an appropriately authorised professional where certification is required.
Electric Fence Certificates of Compliance
We also assist property owners with electric fence compliance inspections and Electric Fence Certificates of Compliance in Parklands and surrounding areas. An electric fence certificate may be required when selling a property or where compliance certification is otherwise necessary.
Beetle (Wood-Destroying Organism) Certificates of Compliance
We also carry out Beetle Certificate of Compliance inspections in Parklands, checking timber roof structures, floors and window frames for active infestation or wood damage. A Beetle Certificate is often required as part of a property sale or transfer.
Property Compliance for Homeowners, Sellers and Estate Agents
Property transfers can involve several different compliance requirements. For this reason, Thermo Group works with homeowners, property sellers, buyers, estate agents, conveyancing professionals, landlords and property managers to provide professional inspection and certification services.
Rather than having to deal with multiple unrelated service providers, clients can contact Thermo Group for assistance with a range of compliance requirements.
Our approach is to inspect the relevant installation, identify any issues that may need attention and provide clear feedback regarding the compliance process. Where repairs or corrective work are required, our wider group structure allows us to assist with relevant electrical, plumbing and other technical services.
Compliance Inspections in Parklands and Surrounding Areas
Thermo Group regularly assists clients in Parklands, Parklands North, Table View, Sunningdale, Sandown, Bloubergstrand, Big Bay, Milnerton and surrounding areas.
The area contains a wide variety of properties, including established homes, newer residential developments, sectional title properties, rental properties and commercial premises. Each property is different, which is why a proper inspection is important rather than simply treating compliance as a paperwork exercise.
Our inspections are carried out with the aim of identifying potential issues and helping property owners understand the condition and compliance requirements of the relevant installation.
Electrical Installations & Repairs in Parklands
Beyond compliance testing, our qualified electricians carry out full installation and repair work for homes and estates across Parklands.
Electrical Installations
We install: new electrical wiring, plug points and lighting circuits, LED lighting upgrades, garden and security lighting, distribution boards, main electrical supplies and circuit breakers, and earth leakage and surge protection.
Electrical Repairs
Our electricians quickly diagnose and repair power failures, tripping breakers, earth leakage faults, faulty plug points and light fittings, damaged or ageing wiring, and estate security and gate motor electrical faults.
Solar Installation & Maintenance in Parklands
With load shedding affecting the northern suburbs, more Parklands homeowners are turning to solar. Thermo Group offers complete solar solutions from installation through to ongoing maintenance.
Our solar services include solar PV installations, battery storage systems, hybrid inverter installations, backup power systems, solar fault finding and servicing, solar panel cleaning and monitoring, and inverter and battery replacements.
We install and maintain leading inverter and battery brands, giving Parklands homeowners reliable backup power all year round.
Want a New Installation Instead of a Certificate?
The booking form below is set up for compliance certificate inspections. If you’re after a new solar installation, electrical installation, or repair work instead, it’s quicker to WhatsApp us or call us on 021 203 5337 and we’ll arrange a quote directly.
Why Choose Thermo Group for Compliance in Parklands?
When you need a Certificate of Compliance or compliance inspection in Parklands, Cape Town, you need a company that understands both the technical and practical side of property compliance.
Thermo Group offers:
- Professional compliance inspections
- Electrical Certificates of Compliance
- Plumbing Certificates of Compliance
- Gas Certificates of Conformity
- Electric Fence Certificates of Compliance
- Assistance with identifying non-compliance
- Electrical and plumbing repair capabilities where required
- Experience working with homeowners and property professionals
- Service throughout Parklands and the greater Cape Town area
As part of the Thermo Group, our goal is to provide a professional and straightforward service from the initial inspection through to the completion of the required compliance work and certification process.
Need a Certificate of Compliance in Parklands?
If you are selling a property, buying a home, managing a property or simply want to have an installation professionally inspected, Thermo Group can assist with Certificates of Compliance and compliance inspections in Parklands, Cape Town.
Contact our team to discuss your property and compliance requirements. We can assist with electrical, plumbing, gas and electric fence compliance inspections, as well as related repair and corrective work where required.
Thermo Group – Professional Compliance Inspections and Certificates of
Nearby Areas We Also Serve
Thermo Compliance also provides Certificate of Compliance services in these nearby Cape Town suburbs:
- Certificate of Compliance Constantia
- Certificate of Compliance Rondebosch
- Certificate of Compliance Claremont
- Certificate of Compliance Sunningdale
- Certificate of Compliance Camps Bay
- Certificate of Compliance Blouberg
- Certificate of Compliance Sea Point
See our full Areas We Service page or our Compliance Certificates in Cape Town overview for more information.
Already have solar installed and need it serviced, repaired or fault-found rather than certified? Visit our dedicated Solar Maintenance & Fault Finding Century City & Milnerton page.
Who is responsible for the compliance certificate when selling a home in Parklands?
The seller is generally responsible for obtaining the required Compliance Certificates before transfer, unless the Offer to Purchase states otherwise. These confirm the property’s installations meet current safety standards, and your conveyancing attorney will usually request them early in the transfer process.
What certificates might I need to sell my Parklands property?
Depending on the property, you may need an Electrical Certificate of Compliance, a Water Installation Certificate, a Gas Certificate of Compliance if applicable, an Electric Fence Certificate of Compliance where fitted, and a Beetle Inspection Certificate if required by the sale agreement or bank.
Parklands has a lot of relatively new townhouse complexes — does that make compliance easier?
Usually, yes. Parklands’ housing stock is largely newer than the older Cape Town suburbs, so we tend to find fewer serious wiring faults. That said, DIY additions and unpermitted alterations still turn up regularly and need correcting before we can issue the certificate.
Do you also certify solar installations in Parklands?
Yes. We issue Solar Certificates of Compliance alongside standard electrical COCs, and we also maintain and fault-find solar systems that need servicing — installed by us or by another company.
Yes. One of the biggest advantages of working with Thermo Group is that we can coordinate all of the major compliance inspections required for your property through a single point of contact, making the property transfer process faster, simpler, and more convenient.
Instead of arranging separate appointments with multiple contractors, we can assist with the coordination of the following compliance certificates:
- Electrical Certificate of Compliance ( Electrical COC)
- Water Installation Certificate( Plumbing COC)
- Gas Certificate of Compliance (Gas COC)
- Electric Fence Certificate of Compliance (Electric Fence COC)
- Beetle Inspection Certificate (Wood Destroying Organisms Clearance Certificate) (Beetle COC)
- Solar Compliance Inspections and Supplementary Electrical COCs where applicable (Solar COC)
By managing multiple compliance inspections through one trusted company, homeowners, estate agents, conveyancers, and property managers can save valuable time, reduce administration, and simplify communication throughout the property transfer process.
Where repairs are required following an inspection, our experienced team can also assist with electrical and plumbing compliance repairs, helping you achieve compliance as quickly and efficiently as possible before your certificates are issued.
Whether you require a single Compliance Certificate or multiple inspections for your property, Thermo Compliance provides a professional, reliable, and coordinated service across Cape Town. Our goal is to minimise delays, reduce stress, and help ensure your property complies with the relevant South African regulations before transfer takes place.
If you’re unsure which compliance certificates your property requires, our knowledgeable team will gladly guide you through the process and recommend the inspections relevant to your property, giving you complete confidence from the initial booking through to the successful completion of your compliance certification.
Contact Thermo Compliance and we will get all your compliance inspections sorted out.
Click Link Below
Fill Out Form Below And We Will Contact You Back
Several different compliance certificates may be required depending on the type of property and its installations.
Electrical Certificate of Compliance (Electrical COC)
An Electrical Certificate of Compliance (Electrical COC) is an official document issued by a registered and qualified electrician confirming that a property’s electrical installation complies with the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and the Electrical Installation Regulations of South Africa. The certificate verifies that the electrical installation has been inspected, tested, and found to be safe for continued use.
During an Electrical COC inspection, a comprehensive assessment of the property’s electrical system is carried out to identify any defects, safety hazards, or non-compliant installations. The inspection typically includes:
- Distribution boards (DB boards) and circuit breakers
- Earth leakage protection devices
- Main switches and isolators
- Plug points and socket outlets
- Lighting circuits and fittings
- Earthing and bonding systems
- Fixed electrical wiring and cabling
- Electrical connections and terminations
- Compliance of electrical installations with current regulations
- Verification of correct circuit identification and labelling
- Testing of electrical continuity, insulation resistance, and earth fault protection
The purpose of the inspection is to ensure that the electrical installation is safe for occupants and does not present a risk of electric shock, fire, equipment damage, or injury. Any defects or non-compliant items identified during the inspection must be repaired before a valid Electrical Certificate of Compliance can be issued.
An Electrical COC is generally required when transferring ownership of a property, selling a home, purchasing a property, or after significant electrical alterations or additions have been completed. Once issued, the certificate remains valid provided no modifications, additions, or alterations are made to the electrical installation after the date of issue.
What Does an Electrical COC Not Cover?
While an Electrical Certificate of Compliance covers the fixed electrical installation of the property, it does not certify the operational condition, performance, or internal components of fixed electrical appliances. The inspection only includes the wiring supplying power to these appliances.
Examples of items not covered by an Electrical COC include:
- Swimming pool motors and pumps
- Electric geysers (internal components and elements)
- Underfloor heating systems
- Air conditioning units
- Extraction fans and ventilation systems
- Electric motors
- Pool heat pumps
- Gate motors
- Appliances such as ovens, stoves, dishwashers, and washing machines
Although these appliances are not certified by the Electrical COC, the electrical wiring and circuit supplying power to them will still be inspected to ensure compliance and safety.
At Thermo Compliance, our qualified electricians perform thorough Electrical COC inspections throughout Cape Town, providing detailed reports, expert advice, and cost-effective compliance repairs where required. Our goal is to ensure your property meets all legal requirements while providing complete peace of mind that your electrical installation is safe and compliant.
If you would like to learn more or make a Inspection Booking – Click the Link Below
https://thermoelec.co.za/electrical-certificate-of-compliance/
https://thermoelec.co.za/contact/
In Cape Town, a Water Installation Certificate of Compliance (Water COC) is required when a property is transferred from one owner to another. The certificate confirms that the property’s water installation complies with the City of Cape Town’s Water By-Law and that there are no contraventions that could result in unnecessary water wastage or negatively impact the municipal water supply.
The purpose of the Water Installation Certificate is to ensure that water installations are operating efficiently, safely, and in accordance with municipal regulations. By identifying leaks, illegal connections, and non-compliant plumbing installations, the inspection helps conserve water, reduce water losses, and protect the integrity of the City’s water infrastructure.
During a Water Installation Compliance Inspection, a qualified inspector will assess various aspects of the property’s water installation, including:
- Visible water leaks on the property
- Correct operation of the main water shut-off and isolation valves
- Water meter functionality and accessibility
- Stormwater and sewer connections
- Cross-connections between potable and non-potable water systems
- Compliance of geyser installations with applicable regulations
- Overflow and discharge pipe requirements
- Rainwater and alternative water supply connections
- General compliance with the City of Cape Town Water By-Law
- Evidence of water wastage or unauthorized water usage
The inspection is designed to identify any issues that could result in water loss, contamination of the potable water supply, or non-compliance with municipal requirements. Any defects identified during the inspection must be rectified before a valid Water Installation Certificate can be issued.
Why is a Water Installation Certificate Important?
Water is one of Cape Town’s most valuable resources, and strict regulations are in place to promote responsible water use. A Water Installation Certificate helps ensure that properties do not contribute to unnecessary water wastage through leaks, defective installations, or unlawful plumbing connections.
For property buyers, the certificate provides peace of mind that the water installation complies with municipal regulations at the time of transfer. For sellers, it is a legal requirement that must be fulfilled before the transfer process can be completed.
Water Installation Certificate vs Plumbing Certificate
It is important to understand that a Water Installation Certificate is not the same as a Plumbing Certificate of Compliance.
The Water Installation Certificate focuses specifically on compliance with the City of Cape Town Water By-Law and is limited to items affecting water conservation, water supply protection, and municipal compliance.
A Plumbing Certificate of Compliance is a far more comprehensive inspection that evaluates the overall condition, functionality, and safety of the plumbing system. A Plumbing Compliance Inspection may include:
- Faulty or damaged plumbing components
- Leaking taps and sanitary fittings
- Blocked or damaged drains
- Defective waste pipes
- Sewer line defects
- Water pressure issues
- Pipe corrosion and deterioration
- Stormwater drainage concerns
- Plumbing installation workmanship
- General plumbing maintenance requirements
While a property may comply with the City’s Water By-Law and qualify for a Water Installation Certificate, there may still be plumbing defects that would be identified during a full Plumbing Compliance Inspection.
Validity of a Water Installation Certificate
Unlike an Electrical Certificate of Compliance, a new Water Installation Certificate must be issued for every transfer of ownership. The certificate is specific to the transfer transaction and confirms compliance at the time of inspection.
If any alterations are made to the water installation or if a subsequent property transfer occurs, a new inspection and certificate will be required.
At Thermo Compliance, we provide professional Water Installation Certificate inspections throughout Cape Town, helping property owners, estate agents, conveyancers, and buyers ensure a smooth transfer process while maintaining full compliance with the City of Cape Town’s Water By-Law requirements.
If you would like to learn more or would like to make an Inspection Booking- Click the Link below
https://thermoelec.co.za/plumbing-inspections-2/
In certain areas and under specific sale conditions, particularly where required by financial institutions or sale agreements, a Beetle Inspection Certificate may be requested.
The inspection focuses on identifying active infestations or structural timber damage caused by wood-destroying beetles and helps protect buyers against hidden structural defects.
What Is a Wood Destroying Organism (WDO)?
Wood Destroying Organisms are pests that feed on or damage timber and wooden structures. Over time, these organisms can weaken timber components, reduce structural integrity, and lead to costly repairs if left untreated.
Common wood-destroying organisms found in South Africa include:
- Common Furniture Beetles
- Powder Post Beetles
- Longhorn Beetles
- Wood Borers
- Certain Termite Species (where applicable)
These pests often attack:
- Roof trusses
- Timber roof structures
- Ceiling joists
- Wooden floors
- Door frames
- Window frames
- Pergolas
- Decking structures
- Timber retaining walls
Because infestations frequently occur in concealed areas such as roof spaces, they may go unnoticed for many years without a professional inspection.
Why Is a Beetle Inspection Important?
Timber forms an essential part of many residential and commercial structures. When wood-destroying insects attack structural timber, significant damage can occur before visible signs become apparent.
A Beetle Inspection Certificate helps:
- Identify active infestations
- Detect structural timber damage
- Protect buyers from hidden defects
- Support informed property purchasing decisions
- Assist with property transfer requirements
- Reduce the risk of costly future repairs
- Provide peace of mind to both buyers and sellers
For many property buyers, obtaining a beetle clearance certificate forms an important part of the overall due diligence process before transfer takes place.
What Does a Beetle Inspection Include?
During a beetle inspection, a qualified inspector will conduct a visual assessment of accessible timber structures throughout the property.
Areas commonly inspected include:
Roof Structures
The roof space is one of the most important areas inspected because timber trusses and supporting members are often susceptible to beetle activity.
The inspector may examine:
- Roof trusses
- Rafters
- Purlins
- Ceiling support timbers
- Timber bracing
Internal Timber Components
The inspector will also assess visible timber elements within the building itself.
This may include:
- Wooden flooring
- Skirting boards
- Timber ceilings
- Door frames
- Window frames
- Staircases
External Timber Structures
Outdoor timber installations are also inspected where accessible.
Examples include:
- Pergolas
- Decking
- Carports
- Timber fencing
- Timber retaining walls
- Garden structures
Signs of Beetle Infestation
Property owners should be aware of common warning signs that may indicate the presence of wood-destroying insects.
These include:
Small Exit Holes
Tiny round holes in timber surfaces often indicate that beetles have emerged from the wood after completing their life cycle.
Fine Wood Dust (Frass)
Powdery sawdust-like material around timber members can be a sign of active beetle activity.
Tunnels Within Timber
Wood-destroying insects create internal tunnels as they feed on timber, weakening the structure over time.
Damaged or Hollow Timber
Affected timber may become soft, brittle, or hollow sounding when tapped.
Visible Insect Activity
In some cases, live beetles or larvae may be observed during the inspection.
What Happens If Beetle Damage Is Found?
Finding evidence of timber damage does not necessarily mean a property sale cannot proceed.
The inspector will assess:
- Whether the infestation is active or historical
- The extent of the damage
- Whether treatment is required
- Whether structural repairs may be necessary
Depending on the findings, treatment by a specialist pest control contractor may be recommended before a clearance certificate can be issued.
Active vs Historical Infestation
One of the most important aspects of a beetle inspection is determining whether the infestation is currently active.
Historical Infestation
Historical damage indicates that beetle activity occurred in the past but is no longer active.
In many cases, historical damage may not require treatment if no ongoing infestation is detected.
Active Infestation
An active infestation indicates that wood-destroying insects are currently present and continuing to damage the timber.
Active infestations generally require treatment before a clearance certificate can be issued.
Who Requires a Beetle Inspection Certificate?
A beetle inspection certificate may be required by:
- Property buyers
- Property sellers
- Estate agents
- Conveyancers
- Banks and financial institutions
- Property investors
- Property developers
In many transactions, the requirement is specified within the sale agreement.
How Long Does a Beetle Inspection Take?
The duration of the inspection depends on the size and complexity of the property.
As a general guideline:
- Apartments and smaller homes: 30–60 minutes
- Average residential properties: 1–2 hours
- Larger residential or commercial properties: longer depending on accessibility
The inspection is typically completed with minimal disruption to occupants.
If you would like to learn more or make an Inspection Booking click the Link below
A Gas Certificate of Compliance (Gas COC) is an official document issued by a registered and authorized gas practitioner confirming that a gas installation complies with the applicable South African National Standards (SANS) and safety regulations. The certificate verifies that the installation has been professionally inspected, tested, and found to be safe for operation.
Gas installations are commonly found in residential, commercial, and industrial properties and may include gas geysers, gas stoves, hobs, ovens, fireplaces, heaters, braais, generators, and other gas-powered appliances. Because gas installations involve combustible fuels, strict safety standards must be adhered to in order to protect occupants, neighbouring properties, and the environment.
A Gas Certificate of Compliance is often required when selling a property, transferring ownership, installing a new gas appliance, or making alterations to an existing gas installation. The certificate provides assurance that the installation complies with current regulations and can be safely used by the occupants of the property.
What is Included in a Gas Compliance Inspection?
During a Gas Compliance Inspection, a registered gas practitioner conducts a detailed assessment of the entire gas installation to verify compliance with applicable regulations and industry standards.
The inspection typically includes:
- Gas piping and pipework installation
- Pipe routing, support, and protection
- Isolation valves and accessibility
- Appliance connections and fittings
- Gas cylinder installation and positioning
- Regulator installation and condition
- Flexible gas hose compliance
- Ventilation requirements
- Emergency shut-off systems
- Appliance clearances from combustible materials
- Gas leak detection and testing
- Pressure testing where required
- Pipe sizing and installation standards
- Cylinder cage and storage compliance
- Safety signage where applicable
- Verification of workmanship and installation quality
Each component is inspected to ensure it has been installed correctly, is functioning safely, and complies with the relevant SANS standards governing gas installations in South Africa.
Gas Leak Testing and Pressure Testing
One of the most important aspects of a Gas COC inspection is leak testing. Even a small gas leak can present a serious safety hazard and may result in fire, explosion, property damage, or health risks.
During the inspection, specialized testing equipment is used to verify that the gas installation is free from leaks and that all joints, fittings, valves, and connections are secure. Pressure testing may also be performed where required to confirm the integrity of the gas pipework and verify that the installation can safely withstand normal operating pressures.
Ventilation and Safety Requirements
Proper ventilation is critical for any gas installation. Gas appliances require adequate airflow to operate safely and efficiently. Poor ventilation can result in incomplete combustion, leading to the production of dangerous carbon monoxide gas.
The inspection includes verification that ventilation openings comply with applicable standards and that gas appliances have been installed in suitable locations with sufficient airflow and clearances.
Why is a Gas Certificate of Compliance Important?
A Gas Certificate of Compliance helps protect property owners and occupants by ensuring that gas installations meet strict safety standards. A compliant installation significantly reduces the risk of:
- Gas leaks
- Fire hazards
- Explosions
- Carbon monoxide poisoning
- Property damage
- Injury to occupants
- Insurance claim disputes
- Legal liability arising from non-compliant installations
For buyers, sellers, landlords, property managers, and business owners, a Gas COC provides peace of mind that the installation has been inspected and certified by a qualified professional.
Common Reasons a Property May Fail a Gas Inspection
Properties frequently fail gas compliance inspections due to:
- Gas leaks in pipework or fittings
- Incorrectly installed gas cylinders
- Non-compliant flexible hoses
- Missing or inaccessible isolation valves
- Inadequate ventilation
- Incorrect regulator installation
- Poor workmanship
- Insufficient clearances around gas appliances
- Unapproved modifications to the installation
- Missing safety labels or signage
Where non-compliant items are identified, repairs or corrective work must be completed before a Gas Certificate of Compliance can be issued.
Professional Gas Compliance Inspections in Cape Town
At Thermo Compliance, we coordinate professional Gas Certificate of Compliance inspections throughout Cape Town for homeowners, estate agents, property managers, landlords, and commercial property owners. Our qualified gas practitioners conduct thorough inspections, identify non-compliant items, and provide the necessary certification to ensure your gas installation is safe, compliant, and ready for property transfer or ongoing use.
Whether you require a Gas COC for a property sale, a newly installed gas appliance, or a routine compliance assessment, our team can assist with fast, reliable, and professional service throughout Cape Town and surrounding areas.
Contact Thermo Compliance and we will get all your compliance inspections sorted out.
Click Link Below
An Electric Fence Certificate of Compliance (Electric Fence COC) is an official document issued by a registered electric fence system installer confirming that an electric fence installation complies with the applicable South African regulations and safety standards. The certificate verifies that the electric fence has been professionally inspected, tested, and found to be safe, compliant, and correctly installed.
Electric fences are widely used throughout Cape Town to improve security and protect residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural properties. However, because electric fences operate using high-voltage electrical pulses, they must be installed and maintained in accordance with strict legal and safety requirements.
In South Africa, an Electric Fence Certificate of Compliance is generally required when a property equipped with an electric fence is sold and ownership is transferred. The certificate provides assurance to buyers, sellers, estate agents, and conveyancers that the electric fence installation complies with current regulations and does not pose a safety risk to occupants, visitors, neighbours, or the general public.
What is Included in an Electric Fence Compliance Inspection?
During an Electric Fence Compliance Inspection, a registered electric fence installer performs a comprehensive assessment of the entire system to ensure that it complies with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and the applicable Electric Fence Regulations.
The inspection typically includes:
- Fence energiser installation and positioning
- Energiser enclosure condition and protection
- Earthing system installation and effectiveness
- Warning signage placement and visibility
- Isolation switches and accessibility
- Mechanical condition of the fence structure
- Fence wire tension and support
- Insulators and brackets
- Gate connections and insulated crossings
- Voltage output and performance testing
- Electrical connections and cable routing
- Lightning and surge protection systems
- Security and tamper protection measures
- General compliance with applicable regulations
Each component is inspected to verify that the system is functioning safely, effectively, and in accordance with the requirements of South African electric fence standards.
Fence Energiser Inspection
The energiser is the heart of the electric fence system and is responsible for generating the electrical pulses that deter intruders. During the inspection, the energiser is checked to ensure it is correctly installed, adequately protected from the elements, properly connected, and operating within the allowable voltage and energy limits prescribed by legislation.
The inspection also verifies that the energiser can be safely isolated and that all electrical connections are secure and compliant.
Earthing System Verification
A properly installed earthing system is essential for the effective operation of an electric fence. Inadequate earthing can reduce fence performance and compromise security.
The inspection includes verification that the earth spikes, earthing conductors, and associated components have been correctly installed and are capable of providing an effective earth return path. Proper earthing helps ensure reliable fence performance while maintaining safety for users and technicians.
Warning Signage Requirements
South African regulations require electric fence warning signs to be installed at prescribed intervals and in clearly visible locations.
During the inspection, the installer checks that warning signs are correctly positioned, securely attached, and visible from all approaches to the fence. Proper signage alerts members of the public to the presence of an electrified fence and helps reduce the risk of accidental contact.
Mechanical Inspection of the Fence
Compliance extends beyond the electrical components of the system. The physical structure of the fence is also assessed to ensure it is safe and properly installed.
This includes inspection of:
- Fence posts and supports
- Brackets and mounting systems
- Insulators
- Tensioned wires
- Gates and gate contacts
- Structural integrity of the fence line
Any damaged, loose, corroded, or improperly installed components may result in non-compliance and reduced system effectiveness.
Voltage Output and Safety Testing
Specialized testing equipment is used to measure the voltage output of the fence and confirm that it falls within the limits prescribed by applicable regulations.
The inspection ensures that the electric fence provides an effective security barrier while remaining safe for people who may come into contact with the system. Testing also helps identify faults such as poor earthing, broken conductors, short circuits, or damaged components that may affect performance.
Why is an Electric Fence Certificate of Compliance Important?
An Electric Fence Certificate of Compliance helps ensure that the system:
- Operates safely and effectively
- Complies with South African regulations
- Reduces the risk of injury or liability
- Provides effective perimeter security
- Protects occupants, visitors, and neighbours
- Meets property transfer requirements
- Assists with insurance and legal compliance
- Identifies faults before they become costly repairs
For buyers and sellers, the certificate provides confidence that the electric fence installation has been inspected by a qualified professional and meets the required standards at the time of transfer.
Common Reasons an Electric Fence Fails Inspection
Some of the most common compliance issues include:
- Missing or damaged warning signs
- Incorrect energiser installation
- Faulty earthing systems
- Broken or loose fence wires
- Damaged insulators
- Non-compliant gate connections
- Exposed electrical wiring
- Insufficient fence voltage
- Lack of isolation switches
- Unauthorized modifications to the system
Any defects identified during the inspection must be corrected before a valid Electric Fence Certificate of Compliance can be issued.
Professional Electric Fence Compliance Inspections in Cape Town
At Thermo Compliance, we arrange professional Electric Fence Certificate of Compliance inspections throughout Cape Town for homeowners, estate agents, property managers, landlords, and commercial property owners. Our qualified electric fence specialists conduct thorough inspections, identify non-compliant items, and assist with the repairs required to obtain certification.
Whether you are selling a property, purchasing a home, or simply need to verify the safety and compliance of your electric fence installation, our team can provide reliable, professional, and efficient Electric Fence COC services throughout Cape Town and surrounding areas.
If you Would like to learn more or make an Inspection Booking – Click The Link Below
As solar energy systems become increasingly popular throughout Cape Town, ensuring that your solar installation complies with applicable electrical regulations, industry standards, and municipal requirements is more important than ever. Whether you have a residential rooftop solar system, a commercial PV installation, battery backup system, or hybrid inverter solution, a professional Solar Compliance Assessment helps ensure that your system is safe, correctly installed, and legally compliant.
Many solar installations were installed during periods of severe load shedding, often without proper documentation, compliance certification, or municipal approval. A Solar Compliance Assessment identifies potential safety concerns, installation defects, and compliance issues that may affect the performance, insurability, and legality of your system.
What is Included in a Solar Compliance Assessment?
A comprehensive solar compliance inspection evaluates both the photovoltaic (PV) system and its integration into the property’s electrical installation.
The assessment typically includes:
- Solar PV panel installation and mounting systems
- Roof mounting brackets and structural attachment points
- Inverter installation and configuration
- Battery installation and protection systems
- DC cabling and cable routing
- AC wiring and integration into the electrical installation
- DC isolators and disconnect switches
- AC isolators and changeover equipment
- Circuit breaker sizing and protection devices
- Surge protection devices (SPDs)
- Earthing and bonding systems
- String design and panel configuration
- Labelling and warning notices
- Cable management and containment
- Distribution board modifications
- Grid connection requirements
- Compliance with SANS standards and regulations
- General workmanship and installation quality
Every component is assessed to ensure that the system has been installed according to industry best practices and operates safely under normal conditions.
Inverter and Electrical Integration
The inverter is the heart of any solar energy system and plays a critical role in converting solar-generated DC power into usable AC electricity for your home or business.
During the inspection, the inverter installation is evaluated to ensure:
- Correct installation and mounting
- Adequate ventilation and accessibility
- Proper AC and DC protection
- Correct cable sizing
- Compliance with manufacturer specifications
- Safe integration with the existing electrical installation
- Proper operation of backup and grid functions
The assessment also verifies that the solar installation has been integrated into the property’s electrical system in accordance with the relevant regulations and that all electrical modifications have been completed safely and professionally.
DC and AC Protection Devices
Solar energy systems generate electricity whenever sunlight is present, making proper protection equipment essential.
The inspection includes verification of:
- DC circuit breakers and fuses
- AC circuit breakers
- Surge protection devices
- Earth leakage protection
- Overcurrent protection
- Isolation equipment
- Emergency shutdown provisions
These components help protect occupants, equipment, and property from electrical faults, overvoltages, short circuits, and fire hazards.
Earthing, Bonding and Safety
Proper earthing and bonding are among the most critical aspects of any solar installation. Incorrect earthing can increase the risk of electric shock, equipment failure, and system damage.
The compliance assessment verifies:
- Earthing of solar panels and mounting structures
- Inverter earthing requirements
- Equipment bonding
- Earth continuity
- Protective conductor sizing
- Compliance with applicable standards
A properly earthed system improves both safety and long-term reliability.
Labelling and Cable Management
Many solar installations fail compliance inspections due to inadequate labelling or poor cable management.
The inspection confirms that:
- Warning labels are installed where required
- Circuit identification is clearly marked
- Isolation points are correctly labelled
- Emergency shutdown information is displayed
- Cables are adequately protected and supported
- Cable routes are neat, secure, and compliant
Proper labelling assists homeowners, electricians, emergency responders, and maintenance personnel in safely working on the system.
Why Solar Compliance is Important
A compliant solar installation offers numerous benefits, including:
- Improved electrical safety
- Reduced risk of fire and electrical faults
- Compliance with insurance requirements
- Protection of equipment warranties
- Improved system reliability
- Increased property value
- Compliance with municipal regulations
- Reduced legal liability
- Peace of mind for property owners
Many insurance companies now require proof that solar installations have been installed correctly and comply with applicable standards before covering solar-related claims.
City of Cape Town Solar Registration (SSEG Registration)
If your solar system is connected to the electrical installation of your property, it may need to be registered with the City of Cape Town Electricity Department as a Small-Scale Embedded Generation (SSEG) system.
Failure to register a qualifying solar installation may result in non-compliance with municipal requirements and could create complications when selling your property, submitting insurance claims, or applying for future electrical upgrades.
The SSEG registration process typically involves:
- Inspection of the solar installation
- Issuing of an Electrical Certificate of Compliance (COC)
- Completion of municipal application documentation
- Submission of technical specifications
- Single-line diagrams and supporting documentation
- Professional Engineer sign-off where required
- Approval from the City of Cape Town Electricity Department
Let Thermo Group Assist You
Working on Solar systems requires a very high level of skill, to be able to make sure these systems are running safely, correctly and efficiently.
At Thermo Group, We have been and are still involved in installing high end Residential and commercial solar systems. Through many hours of training and certification we have gained the know how in setting up and programming these systems correctly. We specialise in Solar Compliance Assessments, Electrical Certificates of Compliance, and SSEG Registration throughout Cape Town. Many companies have to contract these services out because they just don’t have the skills to understand and work on these type of systems. Our experienced team can inspect your solar installation, identify any compliance issues, carry out corrective work where required, and guide you through the complete City of Cape Town approval process.
Whether you have a new solar installation, an existing system that requires certification, or need assistance with municipal registration, we provide professional, reliable, and cost-effective solutions to ensure your solar energy system is safe, compliant, and fully documented.
Contact Thermo Group today for professional Solar Compliance Inspections and SSEG Registration services in Cape Town.
If you would like to learn more or make a booking – Click the Link below
At Thermo Compliance, we believe that obtaining a Compliance Certificate should be a straightforward and stress-free experience. Our structured inspection process ensures that every property is assessed thoroughly, professionally, and in accordance with the relevant South African regulations and standards.
Whether you require an Electrical Certificate of Compliance (COC), Water Installation Certificate, Gas Certificate of Compliance, Electric Fence Certificate, or Beetle Inspection, our experienced team will guide you through every step of the process.
Step 1:
Book Your Inspection
Book Your InspectionThe first step is to contact our team to schedule a convenient inspection date and time. We work with homeowners, estate agents, conveyancers, property managers, landlords, and businesses throughout Cape Town.
When booking your inspection, we’ll gather some basic information about your property and advise you on which compliance certificates may be required for your specific situation.
You can book your inspection by:
- Calling our office
- Sending us a WhatsApp message
- Completing our online enquiry form
- Emailing our team directly
Our goal is to respond promptly and arrange your inspection as quickly as possible.
Contact Thermo Compliance and we will get all your compliance inspections sorted out.
Click Link Below
https://thermoelec.co.za/contact/
Step 2: On-Site Property Inspection
On-Site Property InspectionOn the scheduled day, one of our qualified inspectors will visit your property to carry out a comprehensive assessment of the relevant installation.
Depending on the type of inspection required, we carefully examine all applicable components to ensure they comply with current legislation and safety standards.
For example, an Electrical Certificate of Compliance inspection may include checking:
- Distribution boards
- Circuit breakers
- Earth leakage protection
- Earthing and bonding
- Plug points and switches
- Lighting circuits
- Electrical wiring
- Main isolators
- Cable terminations
- General safety of the installation
For Water Installation Certificates, our inspector may examine:
- Water leaks
- Geyser installations
- Isolation valves
- Stormwater connections
- Plumbing fixtures
- Water pressure concerns
- Municipal compliance requirements
Each inspection is carried out methodically and with attention to detail.
Step 3: Identify Any Non-Compliant Items
Identify Any Non-Compliant ItemsIf any defects or non-compliant items are found during the inspection, these will be clearly documented and explained to you.
Common issues may include:
- Faulty earth leakage units
- Incorrect electrical wiring
- Missing bonding
- Damaged socket outlets
- Leaking plumbing fittings
- Incorrectly installed geysers
- Gas leaks
- Missing electric fence warning signs
- Faulty fence energisers
Our inspectors take the time to explain why these items do not comply and answer any questions you may have.
Step 4: Receive a Quotation for Repairs (If Required)
Receive a Quotation for Repairs (If Required)Should repairs be necessary before a certificate can be issued, Thermo Compliance can provide a detailed quotation for the required remedial work.
Our experienced technicians can carry out the repairs efficiently and professionally, helping you avoid the inconvenience of coordinating multiple contractors.
There is no obligation to use us for the repair work, but many clients appreciate the convenience of having both the inspection and compliance repairs managed by one trusted company.
Step 5: Repairs Are Completed
Repairs Are CompletedOnce approved, our qualified technicians will carry out the required repairs using quality materials and workmanship.
Depending on the nature of the defects, repairs may include:
- Replacing faulty electrical components
- Upgrading distribution boards
- Correcting wiring faults
- Repairing plumbing leaks
- Replacing valves or fittings
- Rectifying gas installations
- Repairing electric fence systems
- Addressing other compliance-related issues
Our objective is always to bring the installation into full compliance as quickly and cost-effectively as possible.
Step 6:✅ Final Verification
After the repairs have been completed, the installation is re-inspected to verify that all identified defects have been successfully corrected and that the system now complies with the relevant regulations.
Only once the installation meets the required standards can the appropriate Compliance Certificate be issued.
This final verification ensures that the certificate accurately reflects the condition of the installation at the time of inspection.
Step 7: Compliance Certificate Issued
Compliance Certificate IssuedOnce the inspection has been successfully completed and any required repairs have been addressed, your official Compliance Certificate will be issued.
The certificate serves as confirmation that the inspected installation complies with the applicable legislation and standards at the time of the inspection.
This documentation can then be provided to:
- Buyers
- Sellers
- Estate agents
- Conveyancers
- Financial institutions
- Insurance companies
- Municipal authorities (where applicable)
Thermo Compliance a division of Thermo Group is your trusted partner for professional Certificate of Compliance (COC), Electrical Installations and Repairs, Solar Installations, Plumbing Installation and Repairs across Cape Town. With over two decades of experience our qualified technicians are dedicated to providing innovative, cost-effective, and dependable solutions that prioritize safety, quality, and customer satisfaction.
From electrical installations and fault finding to solar energy systems, plumbing maintenance, and compliance certification, we deliver expert workmanship tailored to the unique requirements of homes, businesses, and industrial facilities. Our goal is to help our clients reduce costs, improve efficiency, and enjoy complete peace of mind with every project we undertake.
In most property transactions, the seller is responsible for obtaining the required compliance certificates before transfer takes place.
The conveyancer handling the transfer will typically request these certificates before registration can proceed. Estate agents also frequently advise sellers to obtain inspections early in the process to avoid unexpected delays.
By arranging inspections early, sellers can identify any defects, budget for repairs, and prevent last-minute surprises.
For many homeowners, compliance certificates are often viewed as just another requirement when selling a property. However, their purpose goes far beyond satisfying legal obligations. Compliance certificates are designed to protect homeowners, their families, future buyers, and the property itself by ensuring that critical installations meet recognised safety standards.
Whether it’s your home’s electrical system, plumbing installation, gas appliances, electric fence, or structural timber, regular compliance inspections help identify hidden defects that could pose serious risks if left unattended. By investing in professional compliance inspections, homeowners can reduce safety hazards, prevent costly repairs, and enjoy greater peace of mind knowing their property has been assessed by qualified professionals.
Protecting Your Family’s Safety
The primary purpose of every compliance inspection is to help ensure the safety of the people living or working on the property.
Many defects develop gradually over time and may not be visible to the untrained eye. Damaged wiring, faulty plumbing, gas leaks, deteriorated electric fences, or timber affected by wood-destroying organisms can all create hazards that remain unnoticed until they cause significant damage or injury.
Professional compliance inspections are designed to identify these issues early, allowing homeowners to address problems before they become dangerous.
Reducing the Risk of Electrical Fires
Electrical faults remain one of the leading causes of residential property fires. Older homes, poor-quality workmanship, overloaded circuits, damaged cables, or incorrectly installed electrical equipment can all increase the risk of overheating and electrical fires.
During an Electrical Certificate of Compliance (COC) inspection, qualified inspectors assess the electrical installation to verify that safety devices are functioning correctly and that the installation complies with the applicable regulations.
Typical issues identified during an inspection may include:
- Faulty earth leakage protection
- Damaged or exposed wiring
- Loose electrical connections
- Incorrect circuit protection
- Defective plug sockets and switches
- Missing or inadequate earthing and bonding
- Unsafe distribution board installations
Correcting these defects not only assists with legal compliance but also helps protect your family and your home from potentially devastating electrical incidents.
Preventing Electric Shock
Electrical systems that are incorrectly installed or poorly maintained can expose occupants to the risk of electric shock.
Faulty earthing, damaged insulation, incorrect wiring, or defective safety devices may allow dangerous voltages to become present on appliances, metal fixtures, or exposed conductive parts.
Compliance inspections help identify these hazards and ensure that protective systems are operating correctly, significantly reducing the risk of injury.
Protecting Your Home Against Water Damage
Small plumbing defects can quickly develop into major problems if they go unnoticed.
Leaking pipes, faulty valves, incorrectly installed geysers, and concealed plumbing leaks may result in:
- Structural damage
- Damp walls
- Mould growth
- Ceiling damage
- Flooring damage
- Increased municipal water bills
A Water Installation Certificate inspection helps identify these issues before they become expensive repairs while also ensuring compliance with the City of Cape Town’s water by-laws.
Improving Gas Safety
Gas appliances offer efficient and reliable energy solutions, but incorrect installations can pose serious risks if they do not comply with recognised safety standards.
Poorly installed gas systems may lead to:
- Gas leaks
- Fire hazards
- Explosions
- Carbon monoxide exposure
A Gas Certificate of Compliance confirms that the installation has been inspected and complies with the applicable regulations, helping protect occupants while providing confidence that the system has been professionally assessed.
Ensuring Safe Electric Fence Installations
Electric fences are designed to improve property security, but they must also operate safely.
Incorrect installations, damaged energisers, inadequate earthing, or missing warning signs can create unnecessary risks for occupants, visitors, and maintenance personnel.
An Electric Fence Certificate of Compliance verifies that the installation has been assessed against the relevant safety requirements and is operating as intended.
Detecting Hidden Structural Timber Damage
Wood-destroying insects can cause extensive damage to structural timber before any visible signs become apparent.
A Beetle Inspection Certificate (Wood Destroying Organisms Clearance Certificate) helps identify active infestations or significant timber damage that could compromise the structural integrity of a property.
Early detection allows homeowners to arrange treatment or repairs before the damage becomes more extensive and costly.
Supporting Property Insurance
Many insurance providers expect property owners to maintain safe and compliant installations.
If damage occurs because of neglected maintenance or non-compliant installations, insurance claims may be delayed, disputed, or reduced depending on the circumstances and the terms of the policy.
Maintaining compliant electrical, gas, plumbing, and other regulated installations demonstrates responsible property ownership and can assist when dealing with insurers after an incident.
Protecting Your Investment
For most people, their home is one of the largest financial investments they will ever make.
Regular compliance inspections help preserve the value of that investment by identifying maintenance issues early, reducing the likelihood of major repair costs, and ensuring installations continue to operate safely and efficiently.
Properties with well-maintained, compliant installations are also more attractive to prospective buyers, often resulting in smoother property transactions.
Avoiding Delays During Property Transfers
One of the most common reasons property transfers are delayed is the late discovery of compliance issues.
By arranging inspections early, homeowners have sufficient time to:
- Identify non-compliant items
- Obtain repair quotations
- Complete necessary rectification work
- Receive the required certificates before transfer
This proactive approach reduces stress and helps ensure the transfer process proceeds as smoothly as possible.
Peace of Mind for Homeowners
Ultimately, compliance certificates provide more than just documentation—they provide confidence.
Knowing that your property’s critical systems have been professionally inspected offers reassurance that your home is safer for your family, compliant with applicable regulations, and prepared for future property transactions.
Whether you are buying, selling, renovating, or simply maintaining your property, regular compliance inspections are an investment in the long-term safety, value, and reliability of your home.
At Thermo Compliance, we are committed to helping homeowners across Cape Town achieve compliance through professional inspections, honest advice, and high-quality workmanship. Our experienced team is dedicated to making the compliance process straightforward, efficient, and stress-free, ensuring you have complete confidence in the safety and compliance of your property.
At Thermo Compliance, we understand that buying or selling a property can be a busy and stressful time. That’s why we focus on delivering a professional, transparent, and efficient service from start to finish.
When you choose us, you benefit from:
- ✔ Qualified and experienced inspectors
- ✔ Thorough inspections carried out to recognised standards
- ✔ Clear explanations of any defects found
- ✔ Competitive pricing with no hidden surprises
- ✔ In-house compliance repairs where required
- ✔ Friendly and professional customer service
- ✔ Fast turnaround times across Cape Town
Whether you need a single certificate or multiple compliance inspections for a property transfer, our team is committed to making the process as smooth and hassle-free as possible.
Contact Thermo Compliance and we will get all your compliance inspections sorted out.
Click Link Below
Thermo Compliance does not charge for Certificates of Compliance. Our Certificates are FREE. We do charge for a Inspection of your property. The prices for the inspections are below. Once we have inspected the property and repairs have been completed( If there are repairs) then a COC will be issued for the compliant installation. If no faults are found then we will issue the COC and only the inspection fee will need to be paid before we can issue the COC.
Please note we do not issue COC’s for any repair work that was carried out by a third party or another company.
Contact Thermo Compliance Now and we will get all your compliance inspections sorted out.
Click Link Below
We proudly provide compliance inspection services throughout Cape Town, including:
Northern Suburbs: Durbanville, Bellville, Brackenfell, Kraaifontein, Parow, Goodwood, Monte Vista, Edgemead, Plattekloof, Plattekloof Glen, Panorama, Welgelegen, Bothasig and Burgundy Estate, Pinelands, Thornton.
Click Link Below To see more.
https://thermoelec.co.za/northern-suburbs-cape-town/
West Coast and Coastal Areas: Milnerton, Sanddrift, Tijgerhof, Paarden Eiland, Brooklyn, Rugby, Sunset Beach, Montague Gardens, Century City, Killarney Gardens, Table View, Bloubergstrand, Parklands, Sunningdale, Melkbosstrand and Big Bay.
Click Link Below To see more.
https://thermoelec.co.za/northern-suburbs-cape-town/
Cape Town CBD and City Bowl: V&A Waterfront, Foreshore, Oranjezicht, Vredehoek, Gardens, Tamboerskloof, Bo-Kaap, Woodstock, Observatory
Click Link Below To see more.
https://thermoelec.co.za/contact/
Southern Suburbs: Claremont, Newlands, Rondebosch, Constantia, Bishopscourt, Kenilworth, Wynberg, Plumstead, Bergvliet and Tokai, Muizenberg.
Click Link Below To see more.
https://thermoelec.co.za/plumbing-electrical-southern-suburbs-cape-town/
Atlantic Seaboard: Sea Point, Green Point, Mouille Point, Three Anchor Bay, Fresnaye, Bantry Bay, Bakoven, Camps Bay, Clifton, Llandudno,Hout Bay
Click Link Below To see more.
https://thermoelec.co.za/electrical-solar-compliance-atlantic-seaboard/
Helderberg Region: Somerset West, Strand, Gordon’s Bay and surrounding areas.
Click Link Below To see more.
https://thermoelec.co.za/contact/
We are also happy to do any inspections out of Cape Town. Please note that a extra Labour and travel fee will apply.
Whether you are selling a property, purchasing a home, registering a solar installation, or require compliance certification for insurance or legal purposes, Thermo Compliance offers fast turnaround times, professional inspections, and expert compliance advice throughout Cape Town and the Western Cape.
Contact Thermo Compliance today to arrange your compliance inspection and ensure your property meets all applicable regulatory and safety requirements.
To contact us Please Click the Link Below
Please Fill Out The Form Below To Make Booking
Why Choose Thermo Group
Qualified & Experienced
Our experienced team has the knowledge and practical skills to handle electrical, solar, plumbing and compliance requirements professionally. All our staff are permanent employees.
One Trusted Company
From electrical and solar to plumbing and compliance, we provide multiple property services under one trusted name.
Quality Workmanship
We don’t believe in shortcuts. Every job is completed with attention to detail, safety and long-term reliability. We also offer a one year workmanship warranty on all our work.
Professional & Reliable
We arrive prepared, communicate clearly and work professionally to provide a service you can depend on.
Compliance You Can Trust
From Electrical COCs,Beetle COC’s, Plumbing COC’s to solar, gas and electric fence compliance, we understand the importance of getting it right.
Customer Focused
Whether you’re a homeowner, estate agent, property manager or business, we tailor our service to your requirements. We make the process easy and less stressful for you.