Our Condition Surveys are most commonly carried out utilising rope access equipment. This method allows for a thorough inspection to be carried out on every aspect of the building fabric, including masonry, windows, roofs and rainwater goods or we can focus on specific areas of concern if required.
Once the condition survey has been carried out, all findings are presented in a condition report which includes all photos taken, recommendations for repair, alongside elevation drawings showing where the defects have been identified.

Here at Crown Services we always work with the client to ensure all their needs are met when it comes to budget and time constraints. Should a property allow for the use of a MEWP to carry out a survey (this is determined within the initial consultations), this can often reduce the timescale and cost of a survey. A combination of both Rope access and MEWPs are also often utilised to ensure the project is completed on time and within budget.

Upon completion of a condition survey we always issue the client with a Full and Comprehensive Condition Survey report which outlines in detail all of our findings, all photos taken identifying any defects found, our recommendations and any associated costs for completing the works. Feedback from our Clients has been that they appreciate the fact that we can carry out both the surveying aspect and then also follow this through to carrying out the works on site, which is where we differ from other surveying companies.