Dilapidation Reports: Capturing Australia's Major Projects | A Detailed Survey Process
Discover the unseen reality of your projects through Dilapidation Reports! Dilapidation Reports are essential at the project's outset, providing a clear snapshot of existing conditions. After construction, we conduct post-condition surveys, offering valuable comparisons for our clients. As independent surveyors, we maintain objectivity and fairness. Our focus is on accurate observations, ensuring a reliable assessment for both clients and tenants. We capture what we see, presenting an unbiased record of the project's condition. Our goal is to ensure transparency and integrity every step of the way.
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Video Transcript:
Land Surveys carry out a lot of dilapidation reports throughout Australia on most of the major projects. We do office buildings, hospitals, education buildings, roads, laneways, even down to parks.
In Canberra we captured the Australian War Memorial. Sometimes we even have to capture assets such as street signs. It really can be anything, just depending on what the project is for.
Dilapidation surveys should be carried out at the beginning of a project before any construction work starts, so we get a solid idea of the existing condition of that property or of that asset.
And then typically, once the construction works have been completed, we'll go back and do a post condition survey as well that gives us the comparison to be able to pass on to the client.
With the dilapidation reports, to make sure that they're objective and unbiased, we are always the independent surveyor for our client. This ensures a fairness between client and perhaps the tenant to make sure that we're not potentially adding in defects or taking away defects, so then the tenants can't make a claim.
We just go in and it is what it is. We capture what we see. If we don't see it, we don't capture it, and we always just make sure that everything is as is.