Insurance coverage at risk
Many insurers require a passed Scope 12 inspection as a condition for cover. On rejection, coverage can be denied or made conditional.
Specialism
Scope 12 rejection? Fix the repair points before your insurance deadline
After a Scope 12 inspection, many companies face the same challenge: resolving the findings before their insurance deadline. We specialise in fast, certified repair work on PV installations, without the hassle.
- Skilled installers (NEN 1010 / NEN 3140)
- Safety risks addressed immediately
- Installation fully prepared for re-inspection
Get your installation approved again
A rejection means findings must be resolved before an installation is considered safe.
For many parties, that's directly tied to insurability and risk management. Green Teams Europe carries out the repair work and supports the re-evaluation. The inspection itself is always performed by an authorised, independent inspection body.
What does a rejection mean?
Do nothing and the risks stack up
Leaving documented findings unresolved rarely stays cheap, or safe.
Fire & injury hazards persist
Findings often concern grounding, cabling, connectors, surge protection and mounting, issues that can escalate to failures, hotspots and fire.
Damage gets costlier
Unresolved defects rarely improve. Wear, moisture, UV and load stress make them worse, meaning more replacements, longer downtime, higher cost.
Liability complications
Owner, VvE, tenant, asset manager, financier: when documented defects linger, coordination grows and, in an incident, liability weighs heavier.
Common repair points
What we resolve daily
The findings we fix most often on commercial PV installations.
Connectors & cables
Loose or poorly mounted DC connectors and cables: re-terminated and secured correctly.
Cable routing
Abraded, kinked or UV-exposed runs with no strain relief: re-routed and properly supported.
Grounding & bonding
Missing or faulty grounding and equipotential bonding: restored to standard.
Mounting & installation
Clamps, rails, wind-load and penetrations corrected for a safe, compliant array.
Surge protection
Insufficient overvoltage protection or wrong component selection: corrected and verified.
Inverter setup
Ventilation, temperature and accessibility issues around the inverter resolved.
Our Scope 12 repair process
Transparent, certified & efficient: in 6 steps
A clear, reliable process to standard, with no surprises, you always know exactly where you stand.
01
Receive the report
You send us the inspection report and we review every finding in detail.
02
Personal consultation
We talk it through with you so the scope and priorities are clear.
03
Clear, detailed quote
A transparent quote: you know exactly what will be done and what it costs.
04
Expert repair work
Certified installers carry out the repairs to current NEN standards.
05
Internal check
We inspect our own work before the official re-evaluation takes place.
06
Handover & aftercare
A clean handover, plus aftercare so the installation stays compliant.
Have your Scope 12 report reviewed
Send us your inspection report, we'll review it without obligation.