Stages of the periodic inspection

By law, a periodic inspection must be performed every five years. Nedgia will write to you three months before the time comes to perform an inspection.

Remember that one inspection must be performed in the public areas (CRI) and another in your home (IRI), and that the two inspections might not be performed at the same time. Once you have received the letter, you can choose us (Nedgia, your gas distribution company) to perform the inspection or you can opt for an approved gas installation company. If you opt for an installation company, that company will be responsible for submitting the inspection certificate to us before the date indicated in the letter.

If we do not receive this certificate, we will understand that you want us, Nedgia, to perform the inspection. Remember that this decision with regards to the Communal Installation Inspection falls on the residents’ association connected to the grid.
 

The technician will perform the corresponding inspection (CRI and/or IRI) and will deliver the inspection certificate if there are no problems or, otherwise, the anomalies report.

Remember that the individual inspection will require access to your home. It is therefore very important that you let us in when we visit.

Satisfactory. Your installation has passed the inspection. The technician will deliver the Periodic Inspection Certificate.

If we have not received the corresponding inspection certificate (CRI and/or IRI) because you undertook the inspection with another installation company, we will understand that you want us to perform the inspection. We will therefore send you another letter a few days prior to the inspection to notify you of the date and time slot for the visit, as well as the contact details of the company that will perform the inspection.