The dilapidation survey details area by area, element by element the condition, such as cracks, movement, leaks, wear and tear or other defects from small to large and is suitable for commercial buildings. This report is used for purchase or leasing requirements. You can have the report in a column format or as a document format, call us for a free example report.
The dilapidation survey details area by area, element by element the condition, such as cracks, movement, leaks, wear and tear or other defects from small to large and is suitable for commercial buildings. This report is used for purchase or leasing requirements. You can have the report in a column format or as a document format, call us for a free example report.
When purchasing it is much like a home building report but more detailed due to the type of buildings surveyed.
When leasing it is used to ensure that any existing faults or problems are detailed so that the new tenant can’t be blamed for them later The survey is. normally undertaken at the start or end of a tenancy but intermediate surveys can be undertaken too.
The reports often run to approximately 30 to 40 pages for a reasonable sized commercial property. Included with the survey will be a memory stick with photos in files broken down into each area of the property, the amount of photos is not limited and has been over three hundred for larger premises.