A Dilapidation Survey is a detailed examination of the current condition of a building or structure, typically conducted before any construction or development work begins, or before a lease is signed. The survey is used to document the existing condition of the building, including any visible damage, wear and tear or defects, such as cracks in walls or foundations, water damage or other issues.
The survey also includes any features or fixtures that may be affected by the construction or lease, such as landscaping, pathways or other elements of the property. Asset Economics provide the dilapidation survey service conducted by a professional surveyor who will take photographs and make detailed notes of the condition of the property and will also provide a written report with recommendations for any necessary repairs or improvements.
The main purpose of the Dilapidation survey is to establish the existing condition of the property and provide a record of it, which can be used for legal or insurance purposes.
