In this blog, we’ll make it simple what the rules are, why they matter, and how often you required TM44 Inspection.
If your building uses air conditioning systems that total 12kW or more, you need a TM44 inspection. But how often is a TM44 inspection required, and what happens if you miss one?
In this blog, we’ll make it simple what the rules are, why they matter, and how often you required TM44 Inspection.
A TM44 inspection is a legal requirement under the Energy Performance of Buildings Regulations. It applies to air conditioning systems with a combined output of 12kW or more.
The inspection assesses:
GOV.UK: TM44 Requirements
TM44 inspections must be carried out every 5 years.
This rule ensures that:
If your system hasn’t been inspected in 5 years, you are likely already non-compliant.
Missed deadlines can result in fines of up to £300 per unit
Inspections every five years strike the right balance:
According to CIBSE, regular inspections can help cut cooling energy use by up to 40%.
You must arrange a TM44 inspection if:
Even if individual units are smaller, they are counted together.
Changing building management? New controllers have 3 months to arrange the inspection.
At Gradwell Group, we simplify TM44 compliance:
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No. Fines apply immediately once out of compliance.
Yes. The total cooling capacity is what matters.
Yes. Small adjustments can lower energy use by 10–40%.
TM44 inspections aren’t just about compliance. They help uncover inefficiencies, reduce operational costs, and ensure your air conditioning is running at its best.
At Gradwell Group, we handle the paperwork, the inspection, and the follow-up so you can focus on running your business.