Lif8 measures what a building does to the people who occupy it, then says what to change. 112 points across 13 domains, a score out of one hundred, and a plan, in 48 hours.
The audit cross-references four sources before producing a single figure. Nothing is estimated where something can be read, and every reading carried into the report states its source and its date.
Air quality, distributed water, radon potential, noise exposure, flood risk, neighbourhood canopy, light pollution, climate trajectory. These readings come from public registers, obtained for you. Every figure carried into the report states its source and its date.
Year of construction, envelope, windows and doors, ventilation, services, equipment installed and servicing actually carried out. All of it collected space by space by the questionnaire.
Photographs, plans, invoices, product sheets, servicing certificates and analysis reports. What you provide prevails over what is estimated. A window invoice or a water analysis changes a conclusion.
They come from public reference bodies and from peer-reviewed literature. They are cited in the report, so that every reading can be verified.
Illustrative values
Fourteen sections, delivered in 48 hours and walked through with the expert who conducted the analysis. Three of its figures, below, taken from a real report.
A global score tells you where you stand. This one tells you where to walk in. Each audited space carries its own score and the reason for it, in one line, so that the plan that follows starts with the room that loses you the most.
Air, light, water, sound, temperature, materials, calm, biophilic design and the rest, each with its own note, ordered from the weakest to the strongest. This is the figure that tells you where the property loses points, and it is almost never where owners expect.
The plan is not a list of good intentions. Every action carries the points it adds to the score and the range it costs, from the free ones to the ones that need a trade. You act in that order, or you do not act at all: either way you know exactly what you are giving up.
Figures taken from a real report, anonymised. Every value in a report carries its source and its date.
The Protocol establishes what ought to be done. The three that follow carry it out, with the same experts, and each can be engaged on its own.
We measure the place and establish where to act first. 112 points, a score with its coverage, costed immediate actions, works ranked by expected gain.
Individuals, for one property and all its rooms. Remote, delivered in 48 hours. On quotation for business.
What the building can actually take, before a single euro is committed. Floor loading, available power, reusable ducts, ceiling height, delivery access. Costing, trade-off scenarios and schedule.
Written performance requirements, execution drawings reviewed, tenders compared, milestone audits and a compliance report at handover. A dedicated adviser from costing to handover, alongside the companies the client contracts with.
Cold plunge, sauna, strength and cardio, circadian lighting, air filtration, water treatment. Chosen by Lif8 against the readings, ordered from the brands, followed through to delivery. Instalment finance available to spread the investment.
Everything happens online, with no preliminary exchange. Access opens on sign-up, you answer a guided questionnaire room by room, you upload the photographs and documents you have, and an expert walks you through the report on delivery.
An expert frames the engagement before it begins. Thirty minutes to set out your spaces and how they operate, a written proposal on the number of room types and common areas, then the campaign, readings, questionnaires and a site survey where the scope provides for one.
