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Lease Dilapidations

All of our Surveyors can represent
clients in dilapidations and schedule of condition instructions.
A dilapidations survey is generally
undertaken towards the end of a
lease or tenancy and is used to assess the current condition of a building and gives an indication of what is required to return the building to its original condition.

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Schedule of Condition

A schedule of condition creates a
permanent record of the current
condition of a property. It is commonly required in lettings and party wall awards and can be prepared for both residential and commercial properties.

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Boundary Disputes

It is crucial to know the correct boundary of a property as uncertainty over its physical extent may affect many aspects of ownership including physical use, rights to repair, maintenance and access to the land. 

Resulting disputes about boundaries can lead to costly legal action being taken so it is important to have accurate information.

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