Schedules Of Condition
Schedules Of Condition
If building works are planned near your property, a schedule of condition provides a clear record of the property’s condition before work begins. At ALD Surveying, we prepare detailed schedules of condition for homeowners, adjoining owners and developers, helping provide clarity and protection for all parties involved.
With experience working on projects, we carefully document visible areas of a property using written descriptions and photographs. This helps reduce the risk of disputes later in the project and provides peace of mind before construction starts.
When Is a Schedule of Condition Needed?
A schedule of condition is commonly prepared before works such as extensions, loft conversions, basement excavations or structural alterations begin. Where many properties are semi-detached or terraced, neighbouring buildings can often be affected by nearby construction works.
Preparing a schedule of condition creates an agreed record of the property’s condition before any work takes place. This can be useful if concerns arise later regarding potential damage or changes linked to the construction project.
How We Prepare Schedules Of Condition
At ALD Surveying, we carry out thorough property inspections to produce clear and professional schedules of condition. We carefully record visible elements of the property, including walls, ceilings, floors and external areas, supported by detailed photographs.
Our reports are prepared clearly and professionally, helping ensure all parties have an accurate record before work begins. Whether the project is residential or commercial, we provide reliable documentation tailored to the specific property and proposed works.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a schedule of condition?
A schedule of condition is a detailed report that records the visible condition of a property before nearby construction or party wall works begin. It usually includes written notes and photographs.
Why is a schedule of condition important?
It provides an accurate record of the property before work starts, helping reduce disputes if concerns about damage arise during or after the project.
When should a schedule of condition be carried out?
A schedule of condition should be completed before construction works begin, ideally prior to any heavy building activity or structural alterations taking place.
Who can prepare a schedule of condition?
A qualified surveyor can prepare a professional schedule of condition. At ALD Surveying, we provide detailed schedules of condition for projects.
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