Hadley Parker - Electricians for Property Managers
Protect people, structures, and systems.

Lightning protection inspections
you can trust.

Because nature doesn’t ask permission.

Lightning protection systems should be inspected and maintained to confirm they remain effective. We check continuity, bonding, terminations and overall condition, supporting standards such as BS EN 62305 and helping reduce the risk of damage to buildings and electrical systems.

You’ll receive a clear report that supports compliance, insurance requirements and site safety records—ideal for high-rise blocks, large roofs and exposed locations.

Lightning protection inspections from £240.

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Why Lightning Protection Inspection Matters.

Why property managers should carry out lightning protection inspections.

Minimise risk from lightning strikes.

Lightning protection systems help safely divert high-energy strikes away from a building’s structure and occupants.

Meet duty-of-care and compliance expectations.

Regular inspection supports safety management and can be required for insurance or regulatory purposes.

Ensure system integrity and performance.

Inspections confirm that air terminals, conductors, bonding, and earth termination systems remain intact and effective.

Accurate documentation for audits and insurance

A formal inspection report provides evidence that the system has been checked and is fit for purpose.

FAQs

Common questions about lightning protection inspections, frequency and costs

What is a lightning protection inspection?

A lightning protection inspection assesses the condition, installation and effectiveness of a building’s lightning protection system in line with appropriate standards and good practice.

Who needs a lightning protection inspection?

Buildings with formal lightning protection systems — especially large commercial, multi-occupancy and high-risk properties — should be inspected to verify continued performance.

How often should lightning protection systems be inspected?

Inspection frequency varies with environment and use, but periodic checks (often annually or as recommended by the system designer/installer) help ensure continued protection.

What does a lightning protection inspection include?

A typical inspection involves visual checks of air terminals, conductors, test points, bonding and earth terminations, plus any necessary continuity testing.

Will testing disrupt building use?

Most inspection activities are non-intrusive, with any required access agreed in advance to minimise disruption.

Do I get a report after inspection?

Yes — you’ll receive a clear, professional report detailing findings, observations, and recommended actions (if any).

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Pricing & Scope

Lightning protection inspection pricing varies based on factors such as building size, number of protection zones, access requirements and complexity of the system.

Lightning protection inspections from £240

Pricing depends on installation size and site specifics. Contact us to confirm scope and receive a transparent, tailored quotation.