Schedule of Condition

Schedule of Condition & Dilapidation Surveys in Brighton & Hove

Protect your property investment with a Bloomsbury Schedule of Condition for in-going and outgoing leases

Why a Schedule of Condition matters

Whether you’re a landlord, tenant or property manager, protecting your real estate investment is paramount. During key transition periods such as tenancy changes or before major refurbishments, failing to properly document a property’s condition can expose you to significant risks and costly disputes.

A Schedule of Condition report from Bloomsbury Building Consultancy & Surveyors provides an essential safeguarding measure by creating a detailed baseline record of your property’s condition.

What a Schedule of Condition report covers

• Detailed descriptive inventories of all structures, fixtures and fittings
• Extensive photographic documentation of interiors and exteriors
• Identification of existing defects, damage and repair requirements
• Professional insights including maintenance recommendations and regulatory compliance review

When you need a Schedule of Condition

By commissioning a Bloomsbury Schedule of Condition, you gain an objective reference point for comparison during situations such as:

Start and end of tenancy

Determine responsibility for damage by comparing property condition before and after occupation (Schedule of Dilapidations).

Pre-renovation documentation

Record the original condition before construction works begin.

Insurance purposes

Provide insurers with a comprehensive property condition record.

Building regulations

Evidence compliance with building standards.

Property sales and transfers

Provide transparency and reassurance to buyers.

With decades of experience surveying residential, commercial and public buildings across Sussex, Bloomsbury’s chartered surveyors deliver authoritative Schedule of Condition reports you can rely on.

We also utilise aerial drone technology to document external building conditions where required.

Don’t allow gaps in condition documentation to risk your property’s value or expose you to disputes. Protect your investment by arranging a Schedule of Condition before your next lease, construction project or property transaction.

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