Service Overview
Under the Buildings Ordinance (Inspection and Repair) Regulations, owners of private buildings aged 10 years or more who receive a Mandatory Window Inspection notice from the Buildings Department must appoint a qualified person to inspect all windows. Amgen's qualified inspectors provide a thorough, professional aluminium window safety assessment.
Our inspection covers all major window components — frames, sashes, hinges, handles, glazing, weatherstrips and waterproofing — and we provide a detailed report in accordance with Buildings Department standards. Where repairs are needed, we give immediate recommendations and quotations so everything can be resolved in one visit.
What's Included
- ✓Full aluminium window safety inspection (frames, sashes, hinges, handles)
- ✓Detailed assessment of hinge, handle and seal condition
- ✓Waterproofing performance test
- ✓Comprehensive written inspection report
- ✓Processing of MWIS submission paperwork
- ✓Submission of window inspection form (Form MWI1) to the Buildings Department
- ✓Signed by a qualified window inspector
Why Choose Amgen
- ★Complies with Buildings Department regulations — avoid fines
- ★Executed by licensed contractor MWC 316/2021 — report officially recognised
- ★One-stop service: inspection, report, repairs, document declaration
- ★Free repair recommendations and quotation
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do after receiving a mandatory window inspection notice?
Owners of private buildings aged 10 years or above must, upon receiving the Buildings Department's statutory notice, appoint a Qualified Person to inspect the windows, complete any required repairs and submit the inspection report (Form MWI1) within the deadline. As a Buildings Department Registered Minor Works Contractor (MWC 316/2021), Amgen can handle the whole process from inspection and repair to report submission.
How much does mandatory window inspection cost?
Inspection fees start from about $250 per unit, depending on the number of windows and the floor. Amgen's quotes are transparent and itemised; if repairs are needed after inspection, this is explained in advance, with no hidden charges.
Which companies are qualified to carry out the inspection?
Only a Qualified Person under the Mandatory Window Inspection Scheme may sign and submit the inspection report to the Buildings Department, and any repairs must be carried out by a Registered Minor Works Contractor. Verify by asking for the registration number and checking it against the Buildings Department register (Amgen's licence MWC 316/2021 can be verified at any time).
How often must mandatory window inspection be done?
For private buildings aged 10 years or above, the Buildings Department issues statutory notices in batches; owners must complete the inspection and repairs within the deadline, and thereafter generally re-inspect every 5 years.
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