by main-user | Mar 12, 2021 | News
Undertaking building surveys in London means that you are almost certainly going to come across the ever present and constant that is the London Clay. London Clays fluctuate greatly in their water retention and desiccation properties. In simple terms, they...
by main-user | Mar 12, 2021 | News
We get many requests for building surveys and schedules of condition from clients whom are purchasing commercial property. There is a pertinent question in what to prescribe to a client who is in the process of buying a commercial property, should it be a...
by main-user | Mar 10, 2021 | News
We are often asked by appointing owners as to whether a Schedule of Condition is a compulsory part of a Party Wall Award. The simple answer is that a Schedule of Condition is not a compulsory part of a Party Wall Award and the Party Wall Award can be served without an...
by main-user | Mar 8, 2021 | News
Schedules of Condition are generally, and most commonly, used for three main purposes: to accompany a new commercial lease;to accompany to a Party Wall Award; andto accompany a Licence for Alterations. In all three instances, the Schedule of Condition is used to...
by main-user | Mar 8, 2021 | News
This is the next in our building surveying blog looking at the major items of defect within a building survey report. This building survey blog deals with roofs. Often roofs are the single biggest, or one of the single biggest, identified in a building survey. The...
by main-user | Feb 23, 2021 | News
A common question we often get from clients making building survey inquiries is whether you can undertake a building survey on a flat. In this blog, we explore this question. Many surveyors hold the belief that you cannot undertake a building survey on a flat. ...
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