Property elements
Visible condition of relevant external and internal elements, fixtures and finishes.
Property condition reporting
Book a stock condition survey.
Record the visible condition of a landlord property, identify maintenance concerns and create a clearer basis for planning future work.
- Photographic condition record
- Observed defects and maintenance priorities
- Barnstaple, Tiverton, Exeter and Taunton
What we record
A practical condition overview
The inspection scope is agreed before the visit so the report suits the property and the reason you need it.
Photographic evidence
A dated visual record supporting the observations made during the inspection.
Maintenance priorities
Observed defects and maintenance matters organised to support practical planning.
Clear report
A concise condition record that can support landlord and portfolio decisions.
How it works
From booking to report
- 01
Send the property details
Tell us the address, property type, occupancy and reason for the survey.
- 02
Confirm scope and appointment
We confirm what the inspection will cover, access arrangements and the available date.
- 03
Property inspection
The visible condition is recorded with photographs and notes where relevant.
- 04
Receive the condition report
Use the completed record to review defects and organise maintenance priorities.
Clear survey boundaries
This is a visual stock condition survey, not a structural survey, property valuation or statutory gas or electrical safety inspection. Specialist investigation may be recommended where an issue needs further diagnosis.
Before you book
Stock survey questions
Share any known concerns in the booking request so they can be considered when the scope is confirmed.
What is included in a stock condition survey?
The agreed inspection records the visible condition of relevant property elements, identifies observed defects and helps organise maintenance priorities. The exact scope is confirmed before the appointment.
Is this the same as a structural survey?
No. A stock condition survey is a visual condition record and maintenance-planning tool. It is not a structural survey, valuation or substitute for specialist gas, electrical, damp or building advice.
Can a tenanted property be surveyed?
Yes, subject to the landlord arranging suitable access and giving any notices required for the tenancy. Share the access arrangements when making the booking request.
Ready to arrange a survey?
Complete the booking form above or call to discuss the property and required scope.