What Is A Dilapidation Report?
Detailed Pre-BUILD Condition Reports
A dilapidation report covers the condition of a property and surrounding properties, and is carried out before any construction work is undertaken.
We inspect real estate to report on existing damage and any aspects of the property that could be affected by construction, excavation or demolition work. Our independent building inspectors use advanced methods to identify any visible cracks or movement in and around the property, including driveways, paths and fences. A condition report may be necessary if your building is close to other properties, and if required by the authorities in your area. Providing a clear baseline, it will give you peace-of-mind that a neighbour cannot wrongly file for damages caused to their property.
Our condition reports are detailed but easy to read, with the ability to enlarge photos to make viewing clear for you.

What’s Included In A Dilapidation Report?
DETAILED REPORTS FOR ABSOLUTE CLARITY
A dilapidation report provides an independent record to use as evidence in case of any dispute from nearby property owners that claim the contractor’s work has damaged their property. Our comprehensive reports are cross-checked within a team of senior inspectors, plumbers, and engineers, ensuring the highest level of accuracy and reliability.
Reports will include elements such as:
- Notes, measurements, photographs & diagrams
- Details about aspects of properties that could be affected by works
- Evidence of defects, such as cracks, subsidence, excessive moisture and ceiling deformation
- Clear descriptions of the areas inspected