03.04.2010

Photographic Condition Survey

Photographic Condition Survey

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Prior to taking on a self-repairing lease, it is wise to have a Photographic Condition Survey carried out. The reason for this is that when the lease expires, the landlord is likely to instruct a schedule of dilapidations to be prepared. If existing defects are not recorded, there is a strong chance that the Landlord will insist that the tenant pays for repairing existing defects, which is unfair but only too common. Avoid the problem by having a Photographic Condition Survey prepared before taking out the lease. Andrew Williams FRICS FCIOB Dip Hi / CEA Tel: 0800 298 9244 or 07940 875076 info@andrewrwilliams.co.uk

Andrew R Williams & Associates Ltd are Independent Chartered Surveyors and have been established since 1979 providing a full range of surveying services to the Commercial and Residential Sectors.…

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