Surveys typically take half a day to five days on site. Here's what affects the price, and how to get a fixed quote.
Every workplace is different, so we quote each job individually. The cost of a noise risk assessment comes down to how much time is needed on site and how much needs reporting.
Call or send a quick message with your site postcode, the type of work, roughly how many people are exposed and the noisiest tasks or machines. We'll come back with a fixed, tailored quote, usually the same day. No surprises on the invoice.
Send it over and we'll aim to beat it like-for-like. Check what's actually included, though: some cheaper quotes are short spot readings with a one-page report and no personal dosimetry, which may not hold up if an inspector, insurer or principal contractor looks closely.
Good value starts with an accurate assessment. A proper noise survey can show that exposure is lower than feared, which means no unnecessary hearing protection zones or health surveillance costs. Or it shows exactly where to spend to fix the problem.
It depends on the size of the site, the number of tasks and how much monitoring is needed. Surveys typically take half a day to five days on site. Contact us for a fixed, tailored quote.
Yes. You'll get a fixed price before we start, based on what you tell us about the site. If anything changes significantly on the day, we'll talk to you before doing any extra work.
Yes. Many noisy workplaces also need respirator face fit testing for dust. We can arrange both through our sister business, London Surrey Face Fit Testing.
Tell us about your workplace and we'll come back with a fixed, tailored quote, usually the same day.