What are you spending to stay compliant?
Most estates cannot answer that in one number, because the cost is split across inspection contracts, reactive repairs, premature replacements and the admin time that holds it all together. Put your door count in. We’ll show you all four.
Put your door count in.
Your estate
Estimates are fine. Every figure is editable.
Used to route your enquiry, and to pick sensible defaults below.
4 quarterly communal + 1 annual FED.
Contractor rate, apportioned per door.
£1,600 door on a 5-year cycle.
Collating evidence, chasing contractors, preparing for audit.
These are our own estimates of what continuous monitoring changes, not figures from your estate. Change any of them and the comparison updates.
Estimated annual saving across 1,200 doors
£80,040
A 9.9% reduction on current annual cost.
| Cost line | Current | Parilon |
|---|---|---|
| Inspection | £138,000 | £96,600 |
| Remedial repairs | £216,000 | £162,000 |
| Door replacement | £384,000 | £307,200 |
| Records & admin | £72,000 | £21,600 |
| Parilon device | £0 | £142,560 |
| Total per year | £810,000 | £729,960 |
Over 5 years
£400,200
Per door, per year
£66.70
Indicative only, and not a quotation. Figures depend on estate composition, door specification and your current contract rates. Model pending client sign-off
Take this further
Thirty minutes on your own estate: the figures above against your real door schedule, and the platform on screen rather than described.
Your door count carries into the booking — you won’t be asked twice.
Four lines, not one.
The device fee is a new cost. It is smaller than what it removes, and the removal happens in four separate places.
Inspection
Physical visits go where the data says a door needs one. The blanket sweep stops being the default.
Remedial
A closer caught drifting is an adjustment. Caught six months later it’s a strip-and-refit.
Replacement
Doors replaced because their condition is unknown are the most expensive doors in the estate.
Admin
Evidence assembles itself. The week before an audit stops being a week.