Dilapidation schedules with photographic rigour
Capture pre-works condition room by room for adjoining owners and heritage fabric. Building inspection PDF export supports schedule packs while heritage-specific layouts remain on the roadmap.
Report types
Field capture and team workflows are ready now. Specialized report types appear in the catalog for planning; PDF layouts for those types are still in development. Building inspection PDF export covers most handover and evidence packs today.
Where teams use Site Reports
Typical jobs in this sector and the workflows that support them.
Pre-works condition baselines
Photograph cracks, finishes, and services before adjacent construction with room references that survive legal review.
Key workflow: Linked evidence
Heritage element tagging
Use stamps and notes to flag protected fabric, materials, and defects without a separate spreadsheet index.
Key workflow: Plan annotations
Schedule PDFs for adjoining owners
Export Building inspection PDFs with photo sections suitable for dilapidation agreements and heritage consent files.
Key workflow: PDF export
The outcome
Give owners and solicitors dated, room-indexed schedules instead of unstructured photo dumps.
Related features
Related pages
From site walk to signed-off report
Three steps inspectors finish on site before they leave the property.
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Zones and rooms
Define rooms and areas on site or from a plan so every finding has a clear location.
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Photos and notes
Attach photos, severity, and narrative notes per finding while you walk the property.
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PDF export
Compile captured evidence into a structured PDF report for clients and stakeholders.
Heritage and dilapidation questions
Common questions about capture, PDF export, and team workflows.
Is there a dilapidation-specific PDF?
Can repeat surveys compare movement?
Do heritage consultants need survey modules?
How long is project history retained?
Start capturing in heritage and dilapidation
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