Stratton Environmental Management

Site Proofing & Ingress

Proofing and ingress, treated as infrastructure.

Most activity is an access problem before it is a pest problem.

Who this is for

Built for a specific kind of site.

  • Sites where activity keeps returning to the same points.
  • Operators who would rather reduce ingress than manage its consequences.
  • Listed, historic, or presentation-sensitive buildings needing discreet solutions.

Why ingress control matters.

A great deal of recurring activity is, at root, an access problem. Until the building envelope is addressed, treatment manages the consequence rather than the cause.

Proofing is therefore treated as infrastructure: specified, recorded, and tracked, not improvised with foam and good intentions.

Building-envelope review.

The envelope is reviewed for the points that matter: service penetrations, thresholds, doors, drainage, gaps, and defects in the fabric. Each is recorded with its location and priority.

Heritage-sensitive and discreet.

On listed or historic fabric, proofing is specified to respect the building, not scar it. Solutions are discreet, reversible where appropriate, and documented for the people responsible for the structure.

Governed by SEPOS

Every component of this service runs through the same operating standard: inspect, record, recommend, track, escalate, review. That is what turns the work into a record rather than a sequence of visits.

How SEPOS works

What you receive

What you are left holding.

  • A building-envelope reviewIngress points located and prioritised.
  • A proofing specificationDefined works, not improvised fixes.
  • Corrective action trackingEach proofing item carried to closure.
  • Documentation of the worksA record of what was sealed, where, and when.

Start with a site review.

A site review establishes the risk profile, the documentation required, and the programme structure that would be appropriate. Stratton will recommend a suitable route, or advise clearly where the site is not the right fit.