What an OHI inspection report looks like

Three real pages from a sample report, with the client details removed. This is the same layout you receive.

Cover and property overview page of an OHI inspection report — **Overview**Property type, year built, area, date and overall outcome on one page.

Electrical installation page of an OHI report with photographs and two flagged items — **Findings with photographs**One section per part of the building. Each flagged item says what it is, why it matters and what to do.

Conclusion page of an OHI report ranking four priority actions — **Priority list**The report ends with actions in the order you should deal with them: immediate, urgent, recommended, monitor.

How we rank what we find

Immediate
A safety risk. Do not use or occupy until it is dealt with, for example an expired gas hose.
Urgent
Needs a qualified professional soon, for example an electrical socket without an earth connection.
Recommended
Upgrade in line with current good practice, for example improving RCD protection.
Monitor
Not a problem today. Keep an eye on it or ventilate and maintain, for example low-level damp.

Photographs from a real inspection

Moisture reading at low wall level, consistent with rising damp.

Electrical installation inspected and tested throughout.

RCD rated 300 mA: upgrade to 30 mA recommended.

Sample pages are illustrative and show a visual inspection of accessible areas. An OHI report is confidential to the named client and does not constitute a structural or legal survey.

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