Inspection & Engineering
Relocation Feasibility
Is moving this equipment actually worth it — before you commit to finding out.
Relocation is expensive to reverse once started. A feasibility study weighs asset condition, relocation cost and destination readiness against the cost of new equipment, before a relocation project is scoped.
What’s included
- Asset condition input from a prior or fresh assessment
- Relocation cost estimate versus new-equipment cost
- Destination site readiness review
- Statutory approval pathway identification at source and destination
Frequently asked
For a single boiler move, often the survey stage of Boiler Relocation covers it; for a full boiler-house or plant relocation, a standalone feasibility study is worth doing first.
A recommendation — relocate as-is, relocate with refurbishment, or that new equipment at the destination is the better economic choice.
1–2 weeks, depending on how many assets and sites are in scope.
Need this scoped for your site?
Request a site survey, or call the breakdown desk if it’s active.
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