Dilapidations and party wall
We take off your hands: drafting dilapidations schedules, schedules of condition, party wall awards and lease summaries, and tracking statutory deadlines.
You get: draft schedules, awards and lease summaries from your inspection notes and leases, with each deadline tracked, for your building surveyors to check and sign.
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The problem
Our dilapidations and party wall paperwork is repetitive and the deadlines are easy to miss.
What is in this package
- Check reports before peer review, route them and record who signed off
- Draft survey reports from site notes and photos
- Prepare fee proposals from past work and your scope library
- Run hazard inspections to Awaab's Law timescales for social landlords
- Draft a schedule of condition from a recorded walk-through with photos and dictated notes
- Build a dated chronology of events for a claim or dispute
- Draft a schedule of dilapidations from the lease and inspection notes
- Find the repair and reinstatement covenants in a lease and its licences
- Log tenant requests for landlord consent and track each to a written decision
- Keep the design risk register and review designers' risk assessments
- Set up each new job from the instruction letter
- Party wall notice to award and fee accountWhole process
- Book inspection access with occupiers, keyholders and agents
- Draft the schedule of reinstatement works for an insurance claim
- Track lease terms and warn ahead of rent reviews, breaks and expiries
33 more parts, which a call confirms.
We price a whole package as one build (our rule). A call confirms it.
What it needs to work
- Clause libraries
- Lease documents
If those aren’t in place yet, you’ll hear that before anything gets built.
Who it’s for
- Surveyors and cost consultants
What would this cost for your team?
Answer questions about your company and how this work runs today. You see an indicative estimate of the hours back, what that time is worth and the price when you send your details.
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